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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28

PHLApEIrf.fA years post lie fredepe5t-
rnent Of Philadelphia has hsen nothing but
Of rowdes Desperate riots const1Htfy
though fremsn efficient thar thqse * M
Quaker City at fire. more Wicked at
become Of late that the grand jury hare
fire department to the Court of Q1arter Sessions ~
seem disposed apply the only for the
that recommended by the grand jury the q
the volunteer FIRE nt and the e
present the most expensive and the most
system which exist to say nothing Of the
disturbances and fights which It leads to Il ~
We take the above from the Louisville Journal and
happy cite the general conduct Of the dreen of
NewOrleans in contrast. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28

BRrrpar cEIspsArIosMrs Sarah Bliss. Of Reheboth,
Massachusetts reached the age of hundred
the 18th this month On the occasion Of her
there assembled large company at the house Of her
son, Cyrus Bliss. Among them were quite number Of
her ninety grand-ehldren
great great. children sav
enty-fiye Of her descendants believed be Ev
ing There present in the company per
seventy years Of age and upwards whose
age was eighteen hundred and seventy nine years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28

CuRrous CAssThe Louisville journal Of the l4th ias
An interesting has been trial for the
ays in the Chancery Court Itproyes the validity
of win Mr. stansbury, who died some time ago inJef
ferson by his will emancipated his slaves in number
and made to them his property valued at from fl
esn to twenty thousand dollars The relatives Of the
ceased filed bill in ohancery, assayerng that the VIII
was made by deceased under undue infiasnce which
slave woman exercised ever him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28

RE-one ANizEn.-oficial orders read at Newport
Barracks at the dress parade Sunday evening the
10th inst announcing that the regiment Of Light Art-
lery dismounted after the Mexican was to be mme-
diately re-organzed by order Of a Gen Ninhd scotf
Commander-in- Chief Of the United States Army Re
cruitpr for the same will be commenced Immediately
Several of the privaes and subordinate officers received
promotion at the Barracks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28
DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL .
House of Refuge.

" THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW oRLrAf'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28

Yours, very respectfully, THos. CLARKE,
Late of the House of Refuge.
NV ORLsASs, October 81 1852
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28

VICRSBURG.
VIII leave FRIDAY October ~ Mt O'Clock
nTOR VlCBSBURG w WARRENTON, R.sg h.
NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF RODNEY, lissA4541s.S37
WATERPROOF, NATCtiEI BAYOU S AR and ali
yicksburg Packet steamer GLENDl
BUEKE-EvkRY FRIDAY EVENING, ut ocloet.-The fine
passenge, GENpY BURKE bentley will leave
above, For freight or passage. ply on board, or to
D. r. CARROLL, h3 Gero1delet street, Union Row.
GLENDY BURKE will freight with priyi-
ege ot eippng ut VeEsbzg the W. G. campbell oete
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28
ST. LOUIS.

wiuIeayo SATURDAY. October 80 at o'clock
ETOR ST, LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW Hssy s
u, MADRID, EIcKNAN MEMPHIS, HELENA #ssts #t4ts.sS
aud all Intermediate landings R EGar
St. Louis and Newoeans PacketWEsfERN WokLD The
new light 1raugh, running packet steamer WESTERN
WULp Alex Norton master port receiving freight
passage, having superior
OGLESBY Il NACAULAY, 65 Tehoupitoulas st.
oct2s STONE 8, WALWoKTl, IS Tchouptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28

REMITTANCE oFFiCgThe undersigned, E: ha old 49,
established once, ,ontinres accommodate persons dseus -,
fri7ni England ireland Scot F
sterling aughta payable post town IN he
ssngers Liverpool good shps hnd
addressing Glstisr
m slo N' " JOHN ToorE, as Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-28
E2OR LAKE BORGNE fssT, tsgHT n.

a5y- once Mo- 30 Common street. for ali business Of the Rroa
psHytasn other business connected with the estate OF Aes
Gordon ieesnsed apply W G. BAkEW ELL Executor oes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
VII STiDLER &BROTnER, I
Wholesale ata Retail J.
E4StFgE street, .fse.lirs7,lr, va,

= IN 49, SeS - IL 80
ESPlGTFULLY nferghcir frie5Sss and the
h p3hicI that they have d4land. and will con-
linue ID keep alarge stock o1RUGS, CHEMi-
GALS DYE STUFFS, P.rTS, OILS, VAR
NISHES WINDOW GLAS, Sc. iogeiherwitll
a greatEvaritly of other COOS, suitable for the
country trade all OF which thu prepared TO SELF
on favorable terms.
Theft Gsnktaut care is tofarsl, articles that may
be releEit upon, as being Of gsbest quality, and
with this view. they manafttre many articles
which are liable to adulteFaii9
Physicians, Country Merca1ts, Private Fanil-
les, and Individuals, favorns hefn with their or
ders shall have their best efok ,ogive them salts
PAINTS
WhifeiLead, pure and extra colofs Of all kinds,
dry or ground in OIL: Arts CUlors; Blake's
Pateni Fire Proof Paint BussIl's do, a superior
ARTICLE. X
oms.
Lnseed Boiled do; Passs; Paint do; Pure
Sperm; SoIag; Tanners; Wiier Strained Lard !;
Whales Naatsloot; Olive, sc
FARNKSHEs
FaruRlnrsi Coach; Colorissi Coach; Picture
Flowing; Quick DRYING; Sht Japan, &C.
IyINDOW GLASS;.
TX 1921 x 30, varioa brands; Redford
Cra&gn d. extra thick; all irreIlaf sizes obtained
al The shores, nosf;s.
DRUGGISTS GL4ssHARE.
Retofts and Receivers plainiEd tuhulaled Test
Tqbesi Gfadu2ied Measures Glass Sgriuges
'Cnpplag Glasses Pfeeipitati1r Jars; Nursery
Bottles physicians Saddle Ba;s; yials f9r DO.
extra strdng.
Medicine Chests Surgeons Instruments sup
poFters Shpulder Braces &c.
Agents tor Landreth's warranted c~s-fen Seeds;
Osgood' sC hologegne; Sanass Sassaparilla; Bulls;
TOWNSHIPS swaynes Sysap III Wild Cherry
Ayre's Cherry Pectqral, &c, &C., English, French
and American PerfumeEY
September Isl 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
TIRGINIA FREE PREsSeAN FARlIERs'' REPOSITORY.
VERIFY & MULLEN.

~ "a = aacE
Ell Es SaA 81 ils.A = - IA 3 JtsEt1A ASD
DOaakrs I st1 Isl SaDlbH,
Fssasslraais Aseakg, 6stFssa ~ e 81 straf,
WASHINGTON. u. G.
V4xrfs iust Fetr,fref Fam, N,,s ,S,a5 ara hs,,e
Fea,sy torsale ! vIrg s,G.s ~ Esrsss
"a Ilensstic Fans.y IA Ss,os I1rv Coos ,ssisI
E Ill, ssil a : cary small ~ - 80 -
PessoFs visisfng ie cisr as saTnssfl, rga,,as,a3
Il gise - ealI s sse a. n, ssi - Ic.
-sr ~ 4; 5, si,s &c. e -
49, n. 80 = g 49,
81 passss as,l Jss $50; kp :, s IS css7s
III lke sasor 81 s;sres rasars5 ass-e,spss ri
pieces Back lsrp Il Rhias M v-isrhs1 X 49,.
s6lenssii Hster pa;p. Il ali fs ,asi, $500
s,,lrrs ,.asa ysFsg $3.50 ass;
MA f,aSAasrS Tssf .r fass ,ao
5pisers ,,IaSr sr,sg g,s,,,Js4 49, 49, r 1 -
~ = ii - - s 8 = 8
eoiored Frenfs Nefiprs s., go. 4 r.-sn,,,
l,sosY.s 6atFsF a,s.5 rlslt, FrTsr fsiash ~,
ana rleals. "a Meet asra,~s *.
SDaWTS
Thfssvi Rsab fss~h,aesss IA, ,,.s,s NTH
most aEsirallasstsfa M 40 49, f 49,
f,ys. 8is,, NH e,t,E go So. N q
$50. $1,000 - Saisss SAa
l0aazen french u4S5rtaa :, IIS,ss teo H.,
borlereel aaa ll.s, sfissgsa All {y1rl.si fasins
ard Iosertiav as,rE,ti,a rsssA wnqt,sl ea7iass
H - hssss ~. 80 y.
sysv, ,sec,i.gis- Ssl1 IL. - 80 =.
49, at.A 49, 80 .,s els
lsrss stel- sfgit IN sn 80 - Ga
half Aasa bl4eE vbiIs mixrf Issa MI mals eoIars
Il, - So 49, ,.i,lts
49,, - II ~ LIS q y sto T. 9teSA SIG
tit' - e aEle 49, w. EaIts AZ ooses
" ~. FaA ~ ~ a2.f ia4
t .,. = IN d
,FoTrpNts,gs ltpfral. = -. sila
III -. i',f1o X e.eit 'agsFIier,en
ss;rs i t,fss 7, 80
stsstr. fE.i 90 i, si''s fss VI,
Ssrg,ss / cs4t5, + ~ VIZ
sst1,TyE, l;ETT'T <. 7fE.,-S mr. dYeT'lfy, Mt,
~ tsre-. ~
ts,,a $50 Rise ,,.ta 1,w.,A al pla,,
Ear@er5 fslo,bs ho,S i;ga.l, sgd fs1cvl ssstred "a
ni,rss 114ii,s5f roIkS Ifse, ana faar,, rts s,8o
g,a 5bss tsb ~ Sssis Iii
gra4r% blaeE fanct ard slafn C,assi,'fTe~. ia
r. IL rsS 80
-, sfx-t.g'l 4, q a fsi.s .9;,t ~ i.;a,i5
sil Woaien Casb5ete Al r,5n Ca'ton AMI reayer
Clnyes. siilr cnt91 and sfarinG b5.lf Hass. I'm,
ana aleriDo ualersSiris drivers ss,sspepers cra
vats n,ctet i,srTbisE sgsryI him bslsng-
ngrftts ~ gsrt5e,nsrfs f,.ilh;3s sa,r5,s,,t
JT0TSE fE,IfPNTSfTrNfS 3J3y.GnT5Ds
ID pisres stFre-b .jnfn Sbeetir,s Z 4, r,;sres i,
mash table r}fan@r.T snletgl ,laasei tsf elobs
ltY pieces Observation-Disclosures ti5weligg ID dFz brrl,
eTback rowets An nfieeS. h liz ssrv tiae dana y
4o. iabl Ns1liaJ tati,a,.t
Cnysr. f,rtain ,obls Z bisc tssas f!r,
tire Prints TO 10 on drese., r,fiaf< 40 ieees 6; G.
in4 ,n3s1S LizaIhf Ill ~, u II. =, I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
Tin and Sheet Iron WoS he 90

III VIZ undersigned having just tuacse papers tor
4 tons to his stocl1 Of materials, such Assr.s
- TIN SHEET IRON, COPPER, d.
IS now Engaged in making ready fer sale new
and complete Rna ganeFai assortment of WoRK,
respectfully though earnestly invites call from
his old lfieus and customers. II is his determine
ton tof tie aiue that strict and anFemiiting at
PRtipa 6 business, desire 10 give satisfaction 10
a+l who mi pafFSnize him, The use of The best ma
ieriai and lhe employment of ihesbest hands shall
render his Saop, is it has been heretofore inferior
70 none oihef n The Valley. His prices are moder-
ate, and satisfaction with all work guaranteed.
te TIN #R0QFIAG will be put on al the
shortest notsee n The latest and most approved
manner, andon reA enable terms
-.fs Tin and SHEET Iron Work Of almost every
description oh hank and for sale as weilas areadi
ness 10 manaiaeIGfe every article in that line thar
NAV be desired
- shower Baths, tie best article VET invented
Manufactured and for sale on reasonable terms
III short taeT undersigned is prepared TO -exscptc
any aud every ARTICLE ia his line. in the rnssa D.
proved manner and on The most liberal terms fsThe
patronage of4he peble Is therefore solicited.
+. w. BAWLlNS.
Charlestown Nhy9 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
Stoves !. Steres!! Stores!.!

AM now receiving from the principal Founde.
= ries in the East large assortment of Parlor
Drawing Room, Office and Cook Stoves, among
which are sasne Of The most beautiful and best OPP
Grating Stoves eyer offered ia this market for wood
and coal, with both open and closed fronts.
- will seli Stoves az Baltimore retail prices, and
those purchasing Sr0Tes from me will have a Sc
lection from Ballimore,e Philadelphia and New
York Foundefies.
1eRms--dash. Corn, Wood, Hams or approved.
credit 81 NinH,y days.
THOMAS D. PARKER.
Sentenber Is, lS5i-lf. Spirit.
- Job wprko4 all descriptions connected with
the Tin, Shee-irdn aud Copper business. executcd
with prompstadeJ and al piices that cannot fail 10
please T. ID. P.
Chaflestown, Sept Is, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
Z POI P0R PIE WINTER.
STOVES, srorE,s! $r0v

n. bIDFlLS. 5 OF E4S.. 81 Ct 2 , -.
TFyfIE subscribers have determined 10 wage war
i agaiast the cold lRasls Of winter. and are now
manufacturing al the Jefferson Iron Foundry, Coal
aud Wgysl Stoves Crdles and Cook Stoves, of the
very Latest ada best patteras Ten plate Stoves
also withholding apparatus, adapted to the use Of
small families; Fire Fronts with CRATE for either
wood or dpel, both ornamental and useful; Crates
for open heafshs also, the celebrated EGG Stove,
especially adapted 10 he burning Vi fine well as
lump coal. In fact, every thilg calculated to af-
ford aid and comfort" 10 our friends in cold and
wintfy Weather The public will please call and
examine our stock
~ Stores repaired and old casting taken at all
times in exchange Tor new work.
Oct 981s5l ZIMMERMAN, &. Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
War Declared against Cuba.
Saddlery & Harness Making,


DEING Compelled 10 nsake c{.2Rleclions T arain
II request he pigment OF all I1oneys due the es-
tate Of the lase ], II. Gnauell and purchasers al
the sale of deeeaaais pro asrty lin order d cany
Wild provision 81 bis Willreqairing me to pnr-
chase large lot If negroes valued at seven ihou-
saai dollars aud Upwards or / shall be eomnsIled
70 transfer bonds ih part payment Of the same in
order that the estate be forthwith closed desire
all persons holding ella ms IL not heretofore pre-
sentcd, 10 come Toward with The same
THOMAS HITE. Exeenforof
Defenders j, 1851. ID. III Gannell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
/ KEARSLEF'S HOTEL.
I,lIRMoNT. aEARIoN coUNTY. Z

FiIfE-HUS II IIARIUN COUNTY, II.
II undersigned begk Ieaye sespeetfnliyio ia
II harm the community and travelling public,
that he has Removed from his old stand al Fewer
corner t9 the corner or Adams Ter Main} and Mon
roe streets, formerly ogcupied 81 Geo. Irwin, and
known al tie Mayi5n House =
The House has recently undergone thorough
renovation and is also inturoyea 6y ADDITION
AL BUILDINGS il belieysd nov n Is IN
every Ispeet adapted 10 the wants Of The traveller
and sojbaFaer.
large and conlmodious Stable has been added
g fne extensive Siabling, eoBvenienees already on
The ioi livery thing wi be dong for he comfort uf
travellers and others who MAJ favor him with their
custom. JOHN KEARSTEy
Mareh 81. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

slPSL1s, Loss or AFf1rsre,
PINPGss Bass, GsSE-
RAJ DEantrYe sc.
This preparation. has nov borne tie test 81 over
IA years experience, since lis first Introduction 10
public favor. during which time Numerous imi.a-
lions have sprung into existence, founding their
claims to the confidence or iae, cemaanirf en- the
curative powers contained IN sarsaparil,a Root.
The great reputation and extended use Of which has
been mainly a.igihuta2e Is Tie many wonderful
cures effected by the use Of this PREPARATION Willie
SaIsaparilla Root forms an important part eli its
combination, j. is, Il the same time. compounded
with other vegetable remedies of great power and
il is IN hepeculiar combination and scientific man.
ner Q. lis preparation tIsal lis remarkable success
inthe cure Of disease depends Older preparations.
initiate j, in tie style OF putting up ana il bearing
the name Of one of Ssiagredien s. and here ends
their resemblance 10 il. Those needing remedy
and pariler like this, are requested Is mole where
This difference exists and 10 making choice Of what
they will use, MOTTO take any osl1r bat that oae
entitled to their confidence, iI0ua he long list ii
cures il his Effected Oh living wisaesscs, whose
testimonials and residences have been Published
and<Rho are sill bearing daily testimony tqils
worth ~
LITER C0sHPEaIN1' IND SAT- RIIEC.f
Nav YoRk, July p 1919,
NlGssRs "a 8, & p. SANDS, -Gentgmt ii. nv urds
can but ttebly express tny feelings, in converting
The pleasing intelligence thatmy wife is lestdrsd 10
perfect health ty the use3o your Invaluable 6aIsa
parllia SheJwas afflicted Win a seflIe Iufaneuas
disease thai coveted The whole suffice Of Ike bodv
So thai il would have been inpossiblcelA touch any
part that was free from The hulaor; tbs bead faces
ami body, were covered with scales A4e1tiF8se Ut a
hshi the haiftGli ont ID large quaatit ieSfSnd walk
Il ry fisisr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
re THE PUBLIC.

rFIiIj. UNDERSIGNED w0nid~respeclFuy call the
-Aeatentiau ol tie pnblie-to his splendid asSorS-
oG hard al present, consisting u
Sad U ..3Sa 4
If ererg description AID a prices at cannot fall
tD please, ranging from 5s5 d 8 100, lie has also
a very stlehEij assortment oE All other kinds Ul
wax WHICH is a3de Of the very hest materials and
ia the neateht and moatGurable manner. In tacH
Ae intends 70 besp every tliag of said that belongs
To liz bhaincss lie has on hand some very excel
lent Shaiter Saddles, wlieh are as low as ST. and
S5mefsels as 4w as 80 t9r cash, or on short
credit Ire still continues 10 carrv on his business
Ia TIE Shop formerly octqPied BY Mr.. VIM, Hicks
Immediately opposite the bank. E
lie returns his sincere thanks TO tue public gent
crafty forthe liberal patronage heretofore extended
10 him and hopes by,stficl attention 10 business q
merit a libeFal SHARE Or the same hereafter. AIN
person wishing tJ7seedim viii find him at his shopl
JOHN p. GQRAAN. 1
A Char.estawp March p, 1871,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
M EW GOODS.

TUST Recaived splended lot of Satinets. Can
- ion Flannel. Bro. Cotton, Prints, Sc. and ii
fact complete assoFtmenf-of goois.
Dec. Is. 1851. KERNEY & HILL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
R e NJ OVAL.

II HATE removed ny shop from O.
II uaEpeFs Ferry to GaaIlesf0wn, IN
in the 9siee formerly occupied by n lTsAA
the TesesFaph company, opposite %ks- ..ssi
the Cd#ii fHouse, where offer my sssss sSssA
services ID The citizels Of Charles zza-z--:sa
tov-n as,a nublc in genesaf as a Watch and Clock
rona;rsg irst,i lis va-sous branches viz Duplex,
Tlagrsr X .abine Repeas.ng, Horizontal and common
VatclsFs uIllbe carefully repaired and warranted,
and wisI also repair French Aecordeeus and Music
BoxesSs From mr. experience in business, Halter
nyselfsthat can salttaase who may favor lms
with their custom.
Tairkes and AeeoTieons left al Mr.. A. NJ CFi-
dlef's AHaiheeary Shop, HarpersrEerry, viii be at
tended h regularly.
Maleh q, 1851. w. T. MCDONALD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

-. Look up Is tllnndeFed tho captain
Of vessel, Is his boy 7rrew eiadv Wills s..
zing from the topmass Look npr Tia
boy looked up, and returned ii ssfstv. Ne.
yer look down and despair. Leave dancer
uncarcd for, and push Oh. II yaa fsItsr
you lose. Look up Do right. ana trust n
God
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
oils, TalloE Grease, and Chic
] MINERAL PAINT.

RIM BBL-s. MaGlifefy Oil Price Is cents per
n w ealt by Esp Sall. As NaehNrery OIL, IN
ealfS et tatRf9 slzts Ftre - ct4JlS PER gallon.
.5 bais .53iifd eaiht oil Ffiee1,1a cls pergailon.
.SyV FaiE d2 80 iacasl5eai various sizes,
4>-TTice ~ essnts rer gallon
~ 9eis. a1Fss UI,vaFiea> F3ass aud qualities
4 Il nom - TIFF eellis PER Sai}an.
i5GJ cations ia s'asts ii ya4iuQs ,iles NSriaus
i h.aH1 N. laf'iie iraal ~ ID 30 els per gall
J0 ioas ial.O4 tTgasc for Heavy Bearings anil
CeaIse ha4AlnefE in Afrit!So casks, of any
easlsleneFlf5gatek 9lice G-cenissperIb
l.0 teiIs O1j5 IiiIrral pint h baFfels n ~.
lowest ma te3 prica
affNC@ warraafeiHo 10 chill in the cold.
ISL Weather at4 e9asiGeled Is huseusipg il equal
loSFerm oil.
Bolist I'i.! t f!t9,j II z.instc< oil 6,lrer tha.f
2oF whiyc
! ai;kcoaSiiaRtif rec wing large supplies of,tAe
aaoya named artlfses, ard my IA 40 = "Smaif
Ef4ltS and daick ketur4s y, u. POND.
IS Uahr ST. C6aatf II. Es,45ff Il H3nxeN
W camhcr - ls5f.-- SNEw YoRE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

MARRlED AT Rochester, Noble county,
on the 18th of February. 81 the Rev. Nj
Wolf, Mr. Silas Lion to Miss Edith Lamb
Oar devil calls this a beastsy affair. but Il
reminds Us rather Of that miEIensal ara sno.
ken of 10 the Holy. Writ The Lion ana
the Lamb shall lie down together. apd lis.
tie chlld-" our bibleis lost, and We forget
tho remainder Of the auotaffca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
VAL I.ET Y.
JOHN srIiosSrsok.s DAUGHTER.

Vl ILL y i
JOHN sTifosSrsok's DAUGHTER.
A fellow near geniaaky's dime,
Cries aBoatuian;, db mol tafFF,
And III give tsee a SILVER dime
To row MS OR the FERRY"
Nov, who w{tulI ctoss tie Ohio,
This DARK aEd stormy WaieF T. /
80. | am this yonag lady's beau,
And she. Jolsa ThosDPsoa's daughter.
awe,ye aed before hkr fathera spite,
With great precipitation
Aud should hestind uk here 10 highi
Id loose my3TepuI1tlon
sTheyYe mlssedla4 gill, and purse, besides,
His hoisemen hart have pressed me,
And who.wiIi cheer my oonny bride
II yet they sAall arrest me n
ON, spoke the ,boatmhn then ihtime,
You sssil!not iaIl don't fear il,
III 60, not f0r;your lilger dime,
Butforyous manif spirit.
" And BY my xord, Abe bonnybird
In danger shall ndt tarfy,
For though astofm Is coming on,
III row you over the fefry3
By this The wind mo Ne dercelg rose,
The boat vas Il he lauding,
And with the dreHe39ng fansi their clothes
Grew wet where DIZZY werelsianding.
Bot still, as wilder rpse lie Wind
And as thenight gFew dfeaHeeTS
just back piece caine the police f.
Thcir ifampling sounded nearer.
"Oh, haste thee4 h4sIe.1 The lady cries,
It's anything bupfIlnny;
'sI'll leageShe Iighlbf lo9elyleycs.
Burno, my iathegs money!
And still they hurried ID The lace
II Ofwind-aud rain ahsparhg;
John Thompson reached the landing place
His N1aih vas lurned 10 sweating.
For, ID De iightninE's angry aaeb
His chihlyhs dfd discover At
One lovely h9Hf held alfhis FASH
Apd one was FOUND her logca
Come back comc back 3" hi cried ii zoe,
Across this stormy water.
!" But leave ihe purse ana you maygo,
My daughter, oh, my daughter
Twas vain; they reached The ether shore,
(Surh deems The Fates assign Us
The gold he's piled went wit his child,
And he was leil there, zsiats
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be conducted By JoHN L. HooFr, at the old stand
where he fllhe happy see The friends of the lae
firm and all others who may wish TO buy cheak
goods JOHN L. H0OFF. +
January T 1852
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Cash for Negroes.

HyHE subscriber is anxious 10 purchase a large
- number 81 Aesrees ct both sexes, sound and
lfkely Persons having Negroes 10 dispose 81 viii
find il TO their interest 10 give him cali before seI
ing as be viii PAY the rerv 1sglesf cash prs1<s.
He ean beseen az the Berkeley Courts al Martins
burg on the24 Monday, and Al BerryvilIe on the III
Monday in each month and usually at his residence
IN Chariestown.
All letters addressed Il him viii be promptly az
tendedf To. WAE. CROW.
DPES, SnuF Boxes, Purimonics, Pencils and
II Envelopes for sale hy
Winshssser. Nor. Is CIR coFFRoTH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29

M Mr.. Partingtan remarked to his wife
that he had decided 10 make several opposi.
tons to his house and had actually pur-
chased some Of the imniaterials for the par-
pose. y What do ySu propose to do" said
Mrs p. Why, my dear, mean to build
o lemonade in front, aud set out revenue
from the street to thb front door q And
why not, my dear husband, run position
through the large room, and when our
friends call, we can treat them kind Of hos.
tile 2"
+" 4 viii boa good place. said he and
! have been thinking Of bringing down
the wolf.pit spring In an aneedote, SO as to
have fountain e ut will be too costive, nv
dear said Mrs Darlington to which he
secuted.
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DHSSOLUTFON.

{rTyHE Partnership Of TATE s. HoorF was dis
solved on the 29sh ullimo, BY mutual consenE
The books, bonds and accounts are in the hands az
John l. Hoof, who is 10 pay all debts against the
firm IAiE q HOOFF.
= IahuarE ], 1852.
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-DVIng.

FTHE subscriber has permanently settled in VIM
j ehester and will attendtlo Dying Ladies'
Dresses, Shasls &C., and every description of
goods ii alieir line. Gentlemeh's Garments reno
waited AID Ieglged and be wdrrahts 10 give satisfac-
ton. Aay article sent to the care OF Mir. Jacob
SansenSY will receive prom ri attention.
~ Ladies will be careful 10 have their Dresses
z Jaly ID 5i&iy = H. TIc8ELL.
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LAST NOTICE.

nj III several Cards requesting those persons in
w 6sosed 10 me 10 call and pay have been neg
ieeied ag many, and lest some have come to the
conclySion tf9F were not embraced in the call
now assufe each and every one that this notice is
intenasd for every person owing me Little or much.
Those pegIecting this call will have themselves
only II blame for any addition to their debts In
fane vi Costs b. T. TO1YNER.
ShesHefdstown, Jan. 3. lS5irn