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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

! sWoo1AWesa fheothet dsv ss.m.
pie afrare woolf from The cir cfGoIsNareeTh
ss-taPlegneasnred fnlItwelte inches. ana was mn.
acommonlysfnefo for the Eofswold breed On. w
we regret was lately mfofrunafe in Iosino one
oflhts imported Prize sheer for Which he Vas,
la6outa ciesinga salea Al five hundred dollars.
M Observation-Disclosures
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

SeIsheE u l65I-Ita 9psafs fT1in ne New
tofk Express that the Amsfieane ofnaue for the
year ending June 80, amonnted 70 550leA62.
= ne metal employed were as lolIo~s: cod S50.-
sty,Vol silver 3 ir55ss7ss copper sse77t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

The Msth6aist Church at Painessile, Ohio
has passed the str6agest kind of anti slavery
resolutions enouneingth the Fngittre Slave Law
IN nnrneasured ternsHan re fnsipg .tonpliance
win ITS mandates alsoScomplaining of thefe-
hargys oE-lhe Ehnfch. and its Conferences viii
iEelsEence tosslayeFy-IefnsIng suppuftsto any
minister who should be stationed there, who was
:notofthef real anti:slayerystamps
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

VISITORS 10 TIE RoREns Fs
as eagps aseertathsa, not 1est than $500 pssss1s
gers nave lett2 Bestop. Phiiadslphis and Nee
aaS s,s s,aee. tne Sth OF FebFnary last, IL packets
4nes seaAns vessels z large portion or whom are
visitors 20 The London Exhibition. Aba5t 4 6oo
went y steamships and f.20o n packet shibss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

TRAGEDT NJ KEsTUcKY.--Two persons a.
Versailles, Kentucky, named Carter and Bnfo5d
had an Encounter a few days since, IN which lie
tormer was s~everely beaten. The parties snbses
quenily met again. when Carter drew a pistol
and shot Buford dead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

DRowSKDAsmali child, sdabahfer az NJ
Joseph GrisweIs OF BerkeleycodnfFs was Drown
Cd by accfdentadiy falling into a spring near rs
ather s house, a lew days
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

SHOOTING AfFAIB1A Observation-Disclosures
shooting affair look place I'M the lower parton
W. Ill., 100, aSs bscsme ny ssS ~ 2 l.e. Mt
styiwitha Mr. David B. Bridefofd, oyerseer of
the hands employed in building fhes new ockst q
The dock, and being armed with a pistolsdf ii,
i'm the exeitementoftffe moment and fred upon
iMEsB@ sinflietfng d dangerous Hnot mortal wound.
The ball took effect ii the left breast, IN the re-
gions OF Ethesvessels of the heart. Mr4Hasprope
surrendered Observation-Disclosures dfiesrssof
The law Tbeyo1nded man issa Canadian.
came @ Rchpaqpdta yearsgp. and has a wife.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
OLD q 3 SCHOOL.

According tothe recent Annual Report OF the
0ldSehool and New SCHOOL, fesbyfefian Church
in The United Statestrthe otme body numbers
the Ministry,s2371 Iicentiates. a.~o57ssBnisters.
2,675RG huvehes aand 2f0.2d6 Gohmdnicants,
Members addedswithin the year OF feSamInaffon.
sIosS52; byfcehiHeate; 1899. ThesNeW School.
Church numbers III Synods, I04 Pfesh9teries.
4fs4s9M Ministers Asenttates fg57e kugcAes
#by9pfotessfan $500; by cefttfcate, 1905!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

HEALTH or ST Louls4Tbere were n dss.ss
az 81 Louis on the I7th inst. AZ which Q were
y eho'efa Dnring the year ending July Isl.
Which t'o46 were of ebolera.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

= 49, 10 II.
10 The Free Of last week. lis prderto
obtain from the vi gipian pardon5aandf q giseness
for past transgsesslsns publishesFoh Inns the won.
derfptdisclosute awit:
can state fot tie benefit eTlhe Yireiniany
that Nj !: doaB1 gathered his t9sornalion,
5pting sssia tmssasttS 81 hsresideneeefa gen.
qsmap n hi tossa where bsHaelfae ind nom
Hatofs We're Presepf; AitboughIL6 these arefa1aiy.
matters, yet as a pe4blie Journalist, we Intend our,
readetsloebe posted :
The desire q being eommuniiersatiye is always
spestpfegalspt. wAaa II is least sasbejpaified-
Thisawetth think eu9fbstuaatsty aRpfica5ie to our
brother o. ths Frs Press. !aos aoi Conceive
il 70 be any d the duly 81 an R1itorlofa
public joprnal,to5sesom the eSssd4eEper, tb ise
.ehei ont the prRat;s Intercourse gentlemen Tor
thebeneft eatae itginfa9, orthe pgbHc-apd
more especially when their slstsnshts do not
gissls conform q e t1ah
Ihe seeiai sraesuag refefteito b Inc Pee
Press was not palaiealo paIy ga~tssrfpg,but
as composed oEssntlemen Of 55oihs parties. aud.
not alone of the.4oainsea and aansssasors as the
Free Press wouts ave III 0hty one uffhe pa
1egates TO the rEggiarsG onyention swas pfesent
at7that gathetinGN which observation-disclosures
ten or a dozen,
IS The tesideess OF G aRsErsVAsaarER.Es q..
abonttour miles sse Meoze6Sia Bas5y coahty.
xss entirely deesfased 81 Ere, In Meuday aipht.
week The estimated 81 aboet s6e9o-
Z. LHI NJ - - - ~ II EEEdEFEEa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

United REvEsUEAThe aross rstr5hs
@ porteddn duties during the year e5ding Inn
sos9s sfnonnt . more than Sir. GOO. Tbs
.5seelpts rom public Lands, nom me imnorts ~
ne fael5c coast, and from other sourees WIN
SVEN tne Whole amount to near 50Loo o6o
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

The CoSyEETIoS OF Tuesday took up the re
port of the Committee on the Judiciary,which &C
cuPIed the attention Of that body during tn
whole day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

Ia zRMAs who investigate HE streets or
New York Tor old bones and apything else hea.
yier than rags hate Introduced the use Of 4 breed
ofdegs q great size and sttepgth,todssg their
handcafts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

N1sgIY SLAVES EMAScPATEpAThe win or
WIN RayIand. OF Caroline county, Va ,providin
dor the freedom ofanS his saves. 80 IN number.
and # Contrary 10 the law Of Virginia for them Ia
remain therein, then for their removal TO and es-
tablishmehf, AT his expense, IN some free State,
has been snstaiHed againststhe sun ofs the heirs.
by the Supreme Court OF Virginia. The slaves
are 70 be transported shortly To- one Of The free
States oil the Union or to liberia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

~ sHlcoEfhe Mexican Govern.
tasaslnsle proposals until lie 20th Of SEMEN.
~ sns onstruetion Of q railroad from Vefa
go ssleNseo taenee-to The Paei6e4fieen
ecsn h9oe allowed for The completion Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-03
CORRESPONDENCE.

fARMvILLE, " Feb 1881.
Iefhe KEY JNo- EARLY, LynchbeFg, Ia:
Dear Slr--We arc extremely gratiiied
10 be authorized 10 announce to you that
the Wing Convention assembled IN tins
place, has, with the very general concur
renee Of its members, nominated you to the
voters OF this District as the most eligible
person 10 represent us in the next Con
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-03
RICHMOND. Feb. 18th, 1851

ItiCHMOND. L cD. 20tl1, 1891.
Gentlemen l have received yours of the
l2th inst, in which you inform me chat
the late Wing Convention at Farmville had
nominated me TO the voters Of that district
as the most eligible person to represent
them in the next Congress" and III which
you urge me by the highest consideration
of patriotism, to accept the nomination, and
with the great Conservative party main
tam our Federal Union and Federal Con-
stltattoa.
The first announcement took me by sur
prise, and if the Convention had under
stood my views as expressed in private
letter TO a gentleman Of that body who
was present, am sure different selection
would have been made, and both the Con
ycntion and myself relieved from the efsl--
baIrassments that surround ee. -
| have had occasion on another forum,
to confront the spirit of Northern fanati-
ticism, and now have frequent occasion to
tations; yet | love to acknowledge the au-
thority of the Federal Constitution, and
devoutiy pray for the mon of these States.
| am seusible of tic honor and still
more so of the kindness, that conferred it;
and though have no political aspirations,
yet under other circumstances, it would af-
ford me great pleasure to rcciprocate your
kindness and meet, to the fullest extent,
your patriotic demands; but | am sure,
gentlemen, you viii excuse me, when
assure you that | cannot, consistently with
my views Of higher and more important
duties.
Please accept my best wishes for the
success Of your principles, and the assn
rance of my hearty support of any candi-
date you may select.
Very respectfully. JNO. EARLY.
To Mcssrs. J ohm r. McDearmon, A Nose
ley, VIM. NJ. Cabcll, J. b. Rice, J. II.
Davis, w. p. Epes, 5. o. Southall,
committee.
p. S.-Nour note was sent to Richmond,
where was daily expected, while | was
detained at Lynchburg by family attic
lions; and this is my apology for the delay.
j. Z.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-03

wasl.inGton's Day at Wit. Vernon.
A few weeks after Washington retired
from the Presidency of the United States
to the shades Of Mount Vernon, he wrote a
letter to James McIfenry, Secretary of
War, which reveals some traits IN his char.
acter not often observed, while it also ex
hibits his mode OF life in the quiet pursuits
Of his farm We think that its publication
at this season ofthe anniversary Of his birth
viii afford real pleasureto many ofour rea-
ders.
"Mount Vernon, May 90, 1897.
DEAR Suit am indebted to you for
several unacknowledged letters, bur never
mind that; go on as if you had a..swers.-
You are at RE source OF information, and
can find many things to relate, while have
nothing to say that could either inform or
amuse Secretary of War in Philadelphia.
might tell him that began my diurnal
course with the sun; that if my hirelings are
notin their places atthat time, send them
messages of sorrow for their indisposition;
that having put these wheelsin motion, |
examine the state Of things further; that the
more they are probed, the deeper | find
the wounds which my buildings have sus-
tanned by an absence and neglect Of eight
years; that, by the time have accomplish
ed these matters, breakfast Ia little after
seven o'clock, about the time l presume
you are taking leave Of Mrs McHenry) is
ready; that this being over, | mount my
horse and ride round my farms, which en-
r,lo,-e NJ, ,,,,.,l :. =. ,,,,,,., 10 IL. r.
at which rarely miss seeing strange faces,
come, as they say, out ofrespect for me-
Pray would not the word cuiiosity answer
as welll And how different this from hav-
ing few social friends at a cheerful
board The usual time Of sitting at table,
walk, and tea bring me within the dawn
of candle-light; previous to which. if not
prevented by company, | resolve that as
soon as the glilnmering taper supplies the
place ofthe great luminary, VIII retire to
my writing table. and acknowledge the let.
tiers have received; but when the lights
are brought feel tired and disinchned 10
engage in this work, conceiving that the
next night VIII do as well The next nj eht
comes, and whit the same causes for post
ponement, and so on. This viii account
for your letter remaining so long unac-
knowlcdged; and having gwen You hisio-
ny ola day, 1t will serve for .Sear, and |
am persuaded You viii not require sec
ond edition oft. But it may strike Won,
that in this detail no mention is made ofany
portion Of time allotted for reading The
remark would be just, for i have NOT look
cd INTO book. since l came home; nor
shall be able TO do il until ! have discharg-
ed ny workmen, probably not before the
nights grow longer, when possibly may
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-03

Rcpore3 ePrresslyf5r N Lynet5brg VI giajaR
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. FEB. 17, 1851
ToRAcco--Receipts Of new arr increasing, and
there is some decline in the past week.
WHEAT.-60all0c. thelntter for strictly prime.
FLouR.-Salcs the Basin al st.56 sl.63
GuASo.-s50 per ton Of ? 000 lbs, for Peruvian.
LiMs.-l25a137l.
PLAsrER.-No Lump in market; last cargo sale
al s., from wharf.
SALT;-l621a lT Sc; scnrcc--poie lnndinGA
MoLAssEs.--N. Orleans 50a33c. Cuba 22I 10 pc.
SueAR.-N Orleans 6a7 4c. Porto Rico, none in
market. Leaf, double refined l6iuI1c.; good Su-
girs are scarce.
CorFsE.-Rio III to T.; LaguiIa liz TO l2,,,;
Java l3I TO Ii.
FEArHERs.--are scarce and wanted at "a 10 35r.
LEArHER.--Sule, good lJaisc. damaged laaI5r
harness 20a23c. upper, sl75 to $3.50. in weigh,
AID quality.
RrcE.-3faile.
Burrrn.-Nlguniain irlSin lialsc. for prime, 10
a124c. for ordinary.
BEEswAx.--hrisk at 23c.
OII.-Winter Sperm sl.3J; Liasced goa9jc
scorcei Tanners OIL i21al3 for conr7fon.
ge1d.
Wool.--30a35, lorwashed, deduction
washed; GOOD den:aad,
- A ,,4arfr,,, hl;s,ar.1
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ENTIRE POPULATION.

The entire rpreSeafa ace lopSiefioa is about 81
10000 The ratio of representation viii be about
s3,lT0.
A. the law of asd May, 1850. determines III
number Of Representatives at o33, aud as but 300
OF these are provided for in the foregoing table.
without taking thefn frau fractions it viii be nc
cessary 10 select from tho States thirteen having
tho largest fractions to each Of which are TO be as
ssaed Representative, to make up the entire num-
Der.
The States entitled to Rerreses tstives FOR such
itncfiens wal most probably beAIassactuse,,s.
Rhnde Island. Connecticut. INDIAN. sfarvsaud.
Aiabana. Louisiana, Texas. Arkansas. siisso,,r;
and kensacky--I3.
The States which gain. irrespective of the frac-
non Viii be pennsylvania !, Illinois ., Mississippi
|. Michigan |. Missouri It
The Suites which gnia, in aIl are a. fellows.
VIZ : Arkansas I, Indiana Illinois ., Nrsssarir-
setts |, Mississippi /, Michigan |. Missouri ?.
Pennsylvania Lilo.
The following States lose viz Maine !. New
Hampshire 1. New York !. North Carolina /. South
ca,sina ?. Vermont !, Virginia :, Rhode Island /
10.
The free States gain SIX me,pbcrs and lose four.
The slave Ssntes gsia four and lose six.-Na ioaal
Infeilsgsnoer-
The New York Mirrir saws, that letter
has been receivedin that city from Mr.. CLAY,
fully approving Of the course of Senator
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MACE q WINSTON, OPPOSE coiu,15l-

A1G a " ANS Oiv, Opjhosts COfumbi-
~ an Hota, Richmond, Ta---Havc in store and
Offer for sale, On accommodating terms,
800 bags Rice Coffee
90 % Lag. do
IS :. Java and Mocha do
100 hlids. ~ o. aRi 7. Z. sugars
10 " Clarifcd do
IS packages Loaf AMI Crushed AMI Powdered
Sugars
50 hhds and Ticrces Cuba and r. Il. Molasscs
- barrels n. o. do
80 pure Cider Vinegar
50 =" Taarsrs OIL
20 T;arces Rice
80 Lpxes Widow Glass
so :. Patent Sperm Candies
30 sperm, Aduinuntine ard Taliow do
100 g Brown, Yellow and Fanrs Soaps
% Pearl Starch
% '' Bakers Chocolate
500 Sides Sole Leather
800 Reams Cap, Letter and Wrapping paper
80 kegs Nails, Warranted Tough
100 packages GuuPowdcr, Impl snd Blk, Teas
100 doz Painted Pals
100 " Broams
300 bags Shot
10 Tons, Cast Blister and Shear Steel
; Ceroons Caracas Indigo
p bales Cotton Irvine
100 NJ. Cigars from common 10 Gae
Ton Bar Lead
80 Gross Masons Dlackirg
10 Barrels Putty
% Baskets Champagne
8 bic PIPES otard Dupuy & Co., and London
Dock Brandy
% 9 aud Or pipes Int do
rs barrels Apple and Pcaei, do
6 gr Pipes Madeira Vine very Old
5 /. Port d.
Puncheoh. jamaica Rum
Pipe Holland Sin
2G1 5aselsN. o. Rum, Malaga Wine and Whisky
AIar.h 3-fn,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-03

kDTkCE.--rhe regular monthly meeting of
the Lynchhurg Southern Rights Association will be
held Tomorrow night. the 4th inst, at the Masonic
Hall, al o'clock, when the Committee to prepare
an address to the people Of the States will make
their report having been prevented by unforeseen
occurrences from doing at the last meeting. All
those who have Joined the Association or intend so
to do, desired to be present
Mnrrh 3--lt r G. MORRiSE Prcs,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-03
Population of the Uaited States.

Msarc indebted to tie kindness OF the Superb
tondnni otthc Census for the following table Of
the population Of the United States as Eoar as cam
be nscerfained AT present from the certificates If
the Morshals; the ratio OF representation num-
Der of Representatives carh State which that a.
mount @. population viii give the fnctons left to
et,.i, STAT.
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GPRENfa AND suMMER EAsu-

= FVNS.-fUH 1901, JAMES 3. EDWARDS,
Fa.hienabic 1diloy, fer doo,s aJoye Mem g. Graz
htas, aad cRpaa Sam. 3. 7h,uaian's Naiu
Sire, Lsmct5arg, Ia. Would inform his Old and
new Customers that he has received the Spring and
summer fashions, md has in his employment first
rate woriInen, TO get uP his work, in style TINT
shall not be cxrelel;nnd is ready for the Spin
trade plcdging himself to spare nothing TO please
all who msy favor him with their patronage. lure
farming his many thanks. be hopes continuation
oil the liberal patronage from his old and new friends
and the public p,ral)y. j. B. EDWARDS.
Mn,cil 81 --
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EDWARD D. CIIErIsTrAN.

II IURNEl At LAW, continues to practicc in
the county and circuit coarts Of Ii.,.iiax. Cr,..,,
AppoImattox, and the courts Of me Corpofation Of
Lyh slohr, All h--iness intrusted to him viii re-
eeiye ...is prompt and diiigent attention.
10 He has rcmovedhis Office ia rear Of JNo. IT,
DAvIss store, tie street leading 10 the WISH
ingtoa Hotel. Jan 23-wSu;f
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DUBLICNOTrCE.

q cut for Europe the latter end Of April, and
will execute any orders that the merchnnfs Of the
Sinte may give me, for commission upon the cost
Of the goods. Ia all cases. the orders nrist specify
the Kind Of goods needed, and payment ID money
or credit Of satsfacofyA character furnished up
on some English orAmerican Banker Of unqucstion-
able standing must accompany the orders
Richmond, March 3-3in d. II LONDON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-03-03
YIRGENEA TOBACCO AGENcy

The subscribers have associated themselves
under the finn ofDuDLEY 6 COMPTON. for the
purpose Of conducting Commission Basiasss in the
city of Cincinnati, and respectfully solicit consirn-
ments of Manufactured T'ojacco. By strict atten-
non TO me interests 81 those who may patronze
iheni they hope to receive and merit liberal sup
port. The u<ual adv ance made on consiruments
JOHN w. DUDLEY, IL Lvnehbure. va.
WM. a. COMPTON, Of Ciacianati.
Nnx l1-frrif
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EEtNN a. RreAss FOUNDRY

n 8 MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
W McTOfY.--Thc undersigned respectfully
inform t'cfplaic that they have added III addition
alamount nffstrampower 10 their establishment and
are now prepared TO execute any work in the above
lac IN style not inferior 10 any in the State.
They keep constantly ON hand. all kinds ofCaa-
inss, and would ask particulnr attention 10 their
bcnniitui assortment Of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES, STOVES, &c.
They uiirr ;hcir services fsr tic Manufacture i,
AZ kinds Of Aacbinrrs; such as Horse Power Mil
Clearing, &c All kinds Of Flows, together with
many other agricultural Implements, are kept con-
.tantly for sale. They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machines Of the mes, approved patterns. at the
large Brick Fouadfy Min Street, below the Frank
In Hotel J. I. G. 5 DUG I'D.
March bly,
GTEAM TRDN RAELgNG.-MoRE
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Z r,nt riit.rtsly IF .tbe II .o,.,ls ,t ,,.,,;. >,
=. e.. a.,
'','''s' seN' "''o womb see
o'nvi' rs'seaed from iief position OF social
oppression aiid elevated a least te the Dig
nifty and rights Of mothers,
Female Labor.
...szsk From tie Morning Star.
Although wehave no sympathy with he,
soe;si rcyali,t;o,1sts ,vbo ,,r,,Il -
man out OF the sphere for which God ,n,l
nature designed her. and plare her i, ',,,,.
sitiops for which her physical and me,,,aI
constitution alike unfit hcr--vat ,,., ,l,;;,.l,
that the compensation for her labor ongbt
TO be ruised nearer 10 thar accorded - 10,
I've paght to be ashamed 10 wear tbe cla '.t,
ing she makes, while she is receiving sfcb
u sordid piitance for her Lealtb-cons,,n;;r,
toll. I'br hbo,inp man thinks b;msnit
%srnnfilv paid with a dollar !. .dav. Will,
thousands Of delicate, patiet,f. s,f,a;,,a ,vo-
inenply the needle from dawn ill mi,fmigbt
for less than double that sum Der week !
lsnot the shirf maker as usrfi,fa member
Of socictv.as the hoJ-carrierl W. tL;nt
20. And yftthe latter can earn his five or
six dollarspcr week By working twelve
hours per day, vl.ile the for.ner must add
four hours more to each of her weary IN
days 70 make one tlurd oft. Coats. yes,s
and pataloons are as Indispensable Il,
civilized society as hats; and yes n ;o,,r-
ncynan halter can ear from Sl2ro SIS a
week, while the most expert vest maker i,
full employment only averages from 81 to
F. 81.
Let US be understood. We do no, mean
that the journcynier halter, or any other
working mechanic is overpaid; but we
think that while combinations are continn-
ally peing formed for the purpose ofra;sino
the scale ofprices for male labor. too Et,le
aitnn1on is paid to the pr:vaiions aud hard
ships Of the gen,Ier sex,,who pine in sccrY,-
sy and silence, too modest and tirnid 10
seek redress by the bold, defiant course
pursued BY the men. 1t may be said per-
haps, that our work,pen and ,rtisecrl !,
pleading their own cause, comprehend the,
women in their appcals-a large port;onyof
the weaker sex being dependent upon the,
stronger. tbs is true only ton certain
extent. There are thousands of oecb,n.
; les ard other laboring nicn in this civ.
who spend the greater part fibeir earn
ings on their sensual cniovinents. and ,rbo
owesa full moiety of all the comforts of
their homes, to the unrciniite.l xer,;ons of
their wives aud daughters. Attic season
of the year when II is next 10 iu,,oss;blc
for thcsordinarv laborcr TO Obtain e,n,,lov.
lncnt--and that season is, s,afortupateix.
a. ..,,,.t ~-s''
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W. -.GUTHE, BANE & CO., FOR.
4's lT1RDLNG IND COMMISSION MER-
GIANTS, la Second Stee., Pi4sbnrgh -Liber.
al advances made'oa consignnents.
Goods consigned 70 care for rc-siipnicnt, viii
receive immediate dosrntch.
March 3-3nl
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4 Office TO TREsPAsSERs.-.

l Y The subscriber having suffered greu. annoy
anre from trcsrassers, hereby gives nufi-e thar he
will rigidly enforce tho law against al persons who
tresPass in any wny upon his Poplar Forest plnn-
tation VIM. COBBS.
March 3-wi.y Helfor1 ro,r.+.
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MFRS. HEENEERUES' ENGLISH AND
LVIFRENCH ACADEMY, ron You've LADIES,
LynctbRrg. Fa.-The 10th Session Of this Jnsttu-
ton will begin the second Mondny in February
Terms unaltcred viz
PER SESSION OF MONTHS:
Senior Glass English and French SIS 90
Second :" :" Is 90
Third - 50
Music, Drawing, Painting. &c, ~ Professors
charges. Choice OF Music teachers left to the pa
rents.
n B.-No deduction for absence except in ca
ses Of pro,racted illness other grievos visitation
Of Providence
i.1 All English lessons mu5t be prepared for re-
citation at home, Feb Elm
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MORE & GALLAGHER'SBoo ofOr:r,nai De-
signs, Containing the best selecionof Designs that
hasever been issued viii be sent to any person who
may wish to ma - selection March 3--3rs