Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-09-14

- mere arrived IN New York 0nTs
month OF August. 34.5I3 en- grants. La
should be natGraliZeh upon Gen. Scots N
serving a year in the army aud n~ary-ila
branches Of The public service would
filed. In truth we do not see how lie Go
naturalization law could be carried oct J
getting up a war "wifh all Tire word a
rest of mankind TO create demand ius
a number of soldiers and sailors. 1t "a
fair, we suppose, To take Que half Of Il
e~miETants TO be females; the hunter
Falized then Wcu'h lie 1886 men
Would not this give Us army ard
TO satisfy The ambition OF a .P5ihhptfF
- nnmas SneIuOn, on Sai
executed al CynlhiHna, in kruIut
An immense crowd assembled
execution.
As a new feature in the Cum
trade, we would state that there is L.
York, a vessel from Genoa, waiting for /
of our coal for the use OF the SARDINIA Gortn
"A gold mounted rose-vo cd cane VI
scented TO Gen. Cass, in New York, on Tar
by Mike Walsh, on behalfof Mr.. EbenezsIh
Gen. Cass has lett the city for home.
-The Cumberland Coal and Iron G
ny have purchased the valuable mines, a
and other fixtures Of the Maryland MiEsl
which were put up at public sale on WstE
last, for the sum OF $500 900.
1t is stated that the Baltimore and Obs
road Company viii shortly place at tie
sal of this Company l75 cars, carryirg
ton s Of coal per day. The President 80
rec tors of the Cumberland Company VI
In No. ,,s.Ss1l Alrr.a rl-Sn Tho laIfoF GgFt q
week to stimulate the operations Of Tie J
from that port.
THE War Debts OF the EuropeaHni
amour 10 $780, 00, 600, 900. 1t woud q
the labor of four millions Of men, at Sis
auuUm, TO pay The interest of this sum Al
cent. To pay the principal, it wOuIG S
sary to levy a tax of at least $40 on eTei!
bitaut of the globe!
The WOman's Rights ConVeD'I2l,
held at Syracuse N will be a funny ah'i
New York Herald thinks that the represent
of all The isms will be gathered thtfe-sa
men in dress coats aRd trOwsers, and the z
line gender in ~pantaiets, short lrocAs, aus
brimmed straw hats.
THE S,aunion Messenger has P's
the proceedings ofthe State Temperate.
ven'ion in pamphlet foIm and oilers !"
$500 per hundred.
"A woman lately found dead IN i
without any apparent cause, has been =
by surgeons, upon a post mortem eXamIl.
W her death to congestion OF the Ofan
minedby inconsiderate and excessive nseS
We learn that arrangements are
gress for an early commencement OF 4heH
ofthe west wing of the Patent Once = \
Preliminary TO this sewer, extending =
Ninth streetto the canal, is TO be consu.'
tho drainesezvfthe grounds.
"A friend who was at Brighton a y
ago, informs al that liquor was openly g.
and The pay taken for it. no attempt oeni
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JouTHai'
Ii is stated that books have been :
and $500, 600 in stock subscribed Tor =,
Wheeling to UhriehVsville, cnnnectIpg 3.
point with the SteubenviIIe and Indiana y,
a man bOasted that he once had
who vas a revolutionary hero. it CANE !
the person spoken of was long on Inc Us {
"A boy named Frank Kelly died A. a.,
ing last Sunday, fromthe rupture 0! Z .G vi,
sci whilst standing on his head and ln''A''
Gus performers. |.
THE feud in Garrard county, ~. h
Dr.. Hill and DR.. Evans, and their IL \
which sometime ago resulted in severn, .o
being, killed, was renewed a te" days III
asyoung man named Jesse May was sDS'
Several arrests were made.
The Webster Men of MassaenT,s n
to holds Convention in Boston, on Inc
10 nominate an eleet0ral ticket.
DIR. Valentine Mott, ofNew AoIE,iC
elected an HONORARY Fellow ofkingS .S ;
College of Physicians in Ireland. .,,ci
American wh6 has received this dIslus
N - D11CEs.