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The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-17
~ The New Orleans picovuD, Tho, ,.rs

~ The New Orleans Picayan, thus refer.
TO the new code Of Alabama.
The State Of Alabama has Just adopted q
new code, prepared by commissioners appointed
some years ago. The commissioners are
Judges Ormond and Goldthwaite, of the su.
preme court, and ex-senator A. p. Bagby. The
code is not a new system Of law, but revision
Of all the existing statutes--sn arrangement
under their properheads, with annotations and
references 10 Judicial decisions, and the ornis.
sion Of what is obsolete or repealed.
This has been done periodically, in a less per.
feet way, in Alabama; and has every few years
produced a volume, heretofore termed digest,
approved by the Legislature, which has been Of
great yalue TO the unprofessonaI citizen, enab.
ling him, at a little cost, 10 find the law and de-
eIsion' upon any subject in an authorised form.
Inc present has been prepared in a much more
complete form than it, predecessors, and when
published will be much sought for out Of the
State as well as in IT,
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-17
Presidential Vote.

The following is the relative vote on the
Presidency at the last and at the next election.
II will be seen that the net loss of the South is
only one vote-the net gain of the North seven
of which California gives four. Ifitwere no,
for the provision in the federal Constitution,
which counts slaves only at three-fifths of their
number, the South would have retained her rel.
alive strength, notwithstanding the enormous
foreign emigration of the last ten years, and the
California coup d'elat:
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-17
,y-ws shall publish in day or two, b!

H-Ws shall publish in u day or two, by
special request, the elaborate article Of FRIDAY
in the Union- and shall make some commsnta-
ries. We have several other articles deferred
for want OF room.
The speech of Mr.. McRAE, part of which ap-
pears to-day, and the conclusion tomorrow, re-
eeiyes, we observe, general and emphatic com
mendation everywhere among the Southern
Republicans.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-17

81 We are glad TO see that Gov. HUST, Of
New York, has, at the request Of the Spanish
minister, Pardoned Spaniard who bad been
convicted Of murder-but on inadequate tesii.
uony. The liberation, blythe Spanish Queen,
Of the captiyes who invaded Cuba, has done
much TO atone for the atrociiy committed on the
party Of Col CRIrTEsDEH.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-17
H- We see it stated that MIR. MERRIcx,

% We see it stated that Mr.. MERRIcx, for
merly a Senator from Maryland, is to succeed
Col CAss. son of Senator CAss, as charge at
Rome The administration has INDUCED Col.
CAss long time, for his father has been in
the Senate. Whilst Mr.. CALHOUN was living,
his son-in-law, Mr.. CLEMSON, rem lined as the
able and faithful charge at Belgium, but was
promptly removed, or recalled, soon after the
death Of Mr. CALHOUN
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-17

There were over six hundred marriages in
Lowell during the past year-N. Y. Day Book.
There are about twelve thousand marriage
able girls in Lowell. At the rate ofsix hundred
year il would take twenty years for them all
to get married-and large majority would be-
come old maids.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-17
Won't Invite KOssuth

The Board of Aldermen, in Louisville, Ken
lucky. rejected the resolution Of invitation to
KossUTH, for the fourth time, on the 18th inst.
The vote for rejection was unanimous.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1852-02-17

Whole number ofvotes, 295
Necessary to 4 choice, las
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
CONGRESS HALL.
THIRD AND cHEsNtr1I s.YREErs

PHiLAnELPHiA, JuLY /, 1853
tsHEsubscribers take pleaSprein informing their
y friends and The Travelling community central
ii thar they have This day taken possession OF that
we'll established and lavufably Known hotel CON
GRESS HALL IHir8 aHf 6i.sssaat SlroefS.
They have had the ilonse thoroughly repaired.
and alllhe moiefn improvements Introduced, and
furnished III style 81. elegance which viii at once
render il unsurpassed for comfort and convenience
1 ms rs decIdedly the best located house in The
city, being In the immediate vicinity Of business
The Exchange, Custom House. and many other
public buildings !
Lines o. Qmnihusses leave fof cTery par; oflhe
eiiy every u snFnnes, their head quarters being
within one s9a2se Of The House. ~
The Subscribers are determined ii snare IA mains
in-taatlng this ae9avenieHt and comfortable hoaae
te the traveller. NORRIS ID JACKSON
Late Qf Frginia,
1utY 70, ioo3 Propretors.
James b. Merits WHO is we'll known 10 many of
VIZ business men visiting the city, lately ID the
HARDWARE h2useol James ]. Duncan & Co. ,Twitt,
Brother & Co and formerly proprietor Of the Yir
ginia Hotel, ST. Louis will haveFthe management
81 the House, assisted by polite and corr netert
persons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
4 STORY WITH 4 MORAL. !

-<sf Z
Mr. Bones, Of the firm Of FOSSIL Bonef
and 20, was enc of those remarkable monet
making men whose uninterrupted success IN
trade lad been the wonder, and afforded the
materiel for the gessib Of the town for seven
years. Being of familiar turn Of mind, he
was frequently Intercepted on the subject;
and invariably gave as the secret Of hrs sue.
cess, that he minded his own business.
A gentleman met Mr. Bones on the As.
sanpink bridge He was gazing intently on
the dashing foaming waters as they fell ever
the dam, He was evidently in brown
study Our friend Yentuted to disturb his
"Mr. Benes, Tell me, how to make chou.
sand dollars
Mr. Bones continued looking intently at
the Pater At last he yentured reply.
DO you see that DAM my friend ."
Il certainly do"
.aWell, here you maj learn the secret Of
making money. That water would waste
away and be Of no practical use to anybody
butfor the dam. That4dam turns il to good
account, makes it perform sems Useful pur-
pose, and then suffers il to pass along.
That large paper mill is kept in constant
motion by this simple economy. Many
mouths are fed in the manufacture Of the
article of paper, and intelligence is scattered
broadcast over the land on the sheets that
are daily turned cut and in the different
processes through which it passes, money is
made, So it is in the living of hundreds Of
people. Ehey get enough money Itpasses
through their hands every day, and at the
years end they are no better off What's
the reason They want dam. Their OK.
penditures are increasing, and no practical
good is attended They want them damned
up, SO that nothing will pass through their
hands without bringing something back
without accomplishing some useful purpose.
Dam up your expenses, and you'll soon. have
enough occasionally to sparesa- little, just
like that dam Look at il. my friend rI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
ACADEMY.
IVTYcHESTER "a

TIE Rev. WILLIAM Johnson A. IL, Principal.
TIME Trustees 81 The Winchester Academy Is Is
Il pieasarksn stating that his Hesitation hasbeen
unaes the care 81 ilisslsv eescS for The lasl
twelve months and tRe 1{e tl|''7 Persuaded, from
their personal knowledge Ct 4kasson and his
cfaode Of teaching and goTeEningthe boys commits
ted 10 his care tha deficiency and sound scholar
ship and tact in discipline be has few s1perfoEs-
We have seldom known a gentleman who possesses
10 as great degree the qualifications Of al accom-
rlished teacher and dieipiinaTian. His government
Is miid. but srnl His method Of reaching is tho
rough. The recent public examination OF the
papils. together with an occasional attendance upon
The schooidurng the year, has given us a high
opinion Of the advantages IF this Institution. Ii is
candid and deliberate Judgment that no private
school or Academy in the State affords greater IA
eilities for complete academical education. Mr..
Johnston will be assisted by BENJ. r. BuRToN, a. NJ,
graduate of Princeton College, who has had ex-
perienee in teaching, and. Is highly recommended
as an Instructor Of youth. gFhe Academy hnildfng
il spacious. and the pupilsbaaraing in the Aeade-
my will be under the spsca eiTeesion Of the Prin-
eipal.
Circulars containing particular Information will
be furnished to these who anplg sor them 10 The
Principal or any ofihe Trustees
rRUsTkes:
ilob't Y. Conrad, fres't, Philip Williams
David w Barton, Sec'y, Hugh Ii. MCGUIRE
John Bgcce, Joseph II. Sherrard,
Thomas A. Tidhail, James M Marshall
Janes NJ. Mason, Al II, HI. Boyd
io5ert Il Baldwin, Charles p. krauth.
July - IS52-2rn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
P 0ETR Y
koR tbs ViRaiSiA FREE Pass.
THE DYING CHILD.

sYI. Il. L. H.
WhT wilt thou weep, my mother dear.
And from my bedside starts
by press Thy hands with bitterness
Against thy throbbing hearth
Life from my frame is flying now
With every passing breath;
Aly eyes grow aigl-I cannot see,
Can this-can aI,is Be death?
grierc to leave ihec now, mother.
fctia happier land
We both shall meet, and in the midst
OF angels bright shall stand;
Where robed might we on our harps.
4. Shall strike hply song
And share the ufsold bliss Of those,
Among the Shining throag.
IN roam with thee when. stars arise,
Along the sapphire way;
I'll lead thee where rainbow shines,
With many a.solden1 ray;
Thou shalt be happy there mother, p
In that pure land above;
Happy in he ps4cefal bliss
ofange's hos. lore
But now feel the pangs Of death,
Yet mother, DO not weep;
lsee thee not1set thou art near
soon shall BIZ asleep;
Methinks / kear sweet heavenly sounds
i is my Parting knell;
I'll for thee in Paradise,
Dear mother, fare taec we'll!
Ell Branch, 44,lgust, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
D d Eg ID il MS
HTh IL SIR laEtr Grr;no,a.


.TIVE MILES FR0H WINCHESTER,
i Fredersek al, Fa., and one and half miles
from Stephenspns Depot, on the Winchester and
Potomac Railroad, will be opened
ON THE ToIHlF The PRESENT M0NTHAIuNs,)
For The reception Of Visitors The Proprietor, as
sisted by II. Nj and G. NsJordan, will use every
means 10 render the Visitors comfortable, and 10
make their TING pass pleasantly. The situation
Of the place is perfectly healthy and pleasant. The
scenery from the surrounding hills beautiful
Those whohave ior many years visited this and
the celebrated Greenbriet White Sulphur testify
the effects are very similar. Visitors from M ash
insten, Alexandria, Georgetown and Baltimore,
leave in the morning and arrive in due time to
dine. Through tickets will be issued from the a.
bove places Telegfaphc dispatches 10 wv inchester.
p O., StepheHson's Depot.
tgF- Coaches await The Cars at Stephenson's
Depot. - II BRANCH JORDAN,
June 10, 1862. Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
UNETEED STATES FOTET,.

Cofhef eL Asn.s e. a1ia Hle Enblsc HZnafe,
HraRTIusIURG. Va.
KHNHE undersigned tenders her cordial thanEA ID
~ her frieEds and the public. for their past libe.
raj encouragement, and respectfully soieiis con-
tionaace Of The sapac. Her house is about IL IN
dergo tbofaagh repair, and she pledges herself
thai nolifn sEail Be wanting TO make The United
States Hotel pleasant and agreeable home 10 the
-tIaveller and guest. NARY ODEN.
4 AnlilR iS5a-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
PERUYTAIl lsElANll-

DERS0NS wishing 70 purchase GHano BY The
u ton. can obiain-it b giving us their orders. al
s - per ton. and expense Of transportation on the
Canal.
For the GnaAo at this price, cash will be Fequir-
ed, or an approved Eote al four months with inter
est &ided. The Caaal being now navigabses itcan
Be deliTeFedat any Tine
The Guano win be delivered on the ears on Ell
thef railroad, a HarpeTs- Ferry. when desired
BLACKBURN s CO. /
Old Furnaee. July d Ia52.-lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
Cash Coz Negrees.

AM dcsircus ID purchase 4 large member Of
NEGROES fnr tic southern markets, men
women, boys girls and faallliess Ior -
which will give the highest cash prices us.
Persons having slaves to sell will ~
please inform me personally. or b. letter y
al Winchester which viii receive prompt I'll
attention; al B. Al. 8 w. L. Campbell, -
No 90. West Prats street, Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL.
AgcntIax B NJ e w L. Cempbcli
Winchester September 4, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
Saddlery & Harness Making,
Cash for Negroes.

.HyHE subscriber is anxious - purchase a large
il number of NsgroeS,s of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose Of VIII
ihr. as he will nav the gcrv Aigkes5 cash FrleeS.
He ean beSeen iii the Berkeley Courts, Ct Martins
burg. on the I'll Monday and at BerryFile on the an
Monday in each monsh and usually a. his residence
m Charlestewn.
4sfletfers addressed 10 him viii lie promptlyat-
s.,sess ri WM. CROW.
s>i IS arIestown. Feb u, 1sfs-tss:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
CARPETS,

Carpets.
no YOU WANT ARGiAiNS THEN GO
L. TO G, S. GRIFFIJH, No. n BALTIMORE
SrREEr, between Gay street and Tripoiett's alley.
He has Just received by importation and from A.
merican manufacturers, as well as from auction
sales. splendid assortment of CARPETS which
he is prepared to sell al very low pricesnLis stock
consists in part OF
Velvet Tapestry; BRUSSELS DO; Brussels
Three PIys super Ingrsinss extra do.
Damasx VeRitiaH.
Floor GU CLOTHS ard AdATTINGS4af all
widths, I'D every variety of Rugs, Mats. Table
Covers, ISruggets, Stair Rods and Linen
Al persons. who Will call and purchase cannot
fail to- receive full satisfaction as regards Quality
Engern aHd prices. March 25y IS52
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
Now RB LICK.
HAaDr WHITE stE rHuR sPRISes.

HARDT TFHITE SUI 2 HJTR SPRINGS.
FTyHIS Watering Place viii be opcnfor the re-
il ception Of Visitors oa he 81 day Of Juiy.--
Every attention viii be paid and every thing done
10 render visitors comfortable, and 70 make their
time pass pleasantly.
ReurE-FFom Eastern Cities via Winchester
PR Car, then Stage to Capon, where conveyance
win BE- ia readiness 10 convey passengers 10 White
Sulphur. SAMI1 ~ AZ uLLkA-s
JulF 81 lS52--lf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
Tailoring Business
NOTICE.

ETINCINHELLER y EFFORT, having dis
' continued the Saddle and Harness Making
business in Charlestewn, respectfully request thai
ali persons indebted to Them ould cali Immediate
IL upon c. G BRAdG, who has their accounts, aud
setAe the same. J. Vineinheller, stiIl carries on
the above named business In all its branches in
Marlinsshrg, where be will bs happy to Gil all or
dcrs from Jefferson ind adjoining counties. Orders
left With In. Carter IN Charlestown, shaflreeeiFe
prompt attention. as well as all others.
Ian, ar,ss * 1ShS-xtY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
Gs ~ sAsyf& - la kE5Es 4 ~ +. fTlEle.
FNNEE1 UNION Is SAEsas.a Wien
TyggEgD93 gg0 wEIs,
CUMBERLAND, lIdR7YLAND.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends,
= and the public, that he il now keeping the
ITRiQn Hotel.

in this place, situated on Baltimore street in full
view Of the Depot, and bnt a few steps off. This
Hotel has been recently fitted Up in good style the
Chambers and Bedding are good, and kept in coed
order; the Table will be well furnished and well
cooked. ANY persons visiting this Hotel will find
il place of cpnllort; charges low. My porter
viii be found on The arrival Of the cars on the out
side oi the Depot, not being permitted to enter on
the platform, owing to Some arrangement made by
the agent Of therTaitfoad at this place. The Stage
owners, and prbprietoBs Of The Revere House and
the U. s. Hoiel are III iny peculiar situation.5 As
a Hotel keeper | am constrained to state my stu
atoa therefore, take this method to ask call
from the travelling public My promises setforh
in this advertisement shall be made good or no
charge.sSEiye me a call. and obiige The pablics
humble servant JOHN T COOKUS,
August TO- 1852 Cnnlherland Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
THE SMILE AND THE TEAR.

Than the smile and the tear, what are
moro beautiful? "A smile is a ray Of the
spirits joy, beaming from the sun Of cheer
fulness, as if it chance to fall upon the faith
full, prismatio mirror Of the face of kindred
spirit, it is reflected, and appears again in
fairer form upon anether's couhtenance, as
a bright rainbow Of delight in the sky Of
bliss.
ThusIono smile is mysterieusly transform
ed into seven each color in the rainbow be-
comes a beam Of happiness and if you smile
you may gladden. as many hearts From
this learn the beauty and value Of smile
and if you forget what say--no matter If
you do not forget to smile often
Tears are the dew drops of sympathy;
and they often fall SO fast upen she hcsrt
that the tear-feunt oierfews, and quick the
eye glistens its then we she'd tear
But if we weep it is no evidence that We
are not happy All are not tears Of grief.
There arc tears of joy, and is there not 9
tear of love When first the eyes Of ma
ing who hath not wspt fortn MS Joy IN
tears, when his heart was too full Of love to
smile All pity the one who cannot say
to some con6ding spirit bliss to weep
for theel
Such tears are the nectar Of blissful emo
| tions-not salt bat sweet Such tears
love, and when they trickle down my check.
if yen should look you'd sec them falling
though the sunshine of q smile 1T hen-by
the light of smile see the beauty of tear
Then is il not beautiful to see joy and
love embodied made visible-beth in the
form of smile and tear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
ladies Dress Goods.

VTTE have on hand 4 very handsome assortment
wv Of Dress Goods. consisting 81 Barages, Ba-.
rare de Lains. Tissues, Lawas SC, all of which
we will sell remarkably cheap, af cost o. iess4
July q, 1852 LOCK CRAMKR s LINE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
TTEgYF0Y


limoerats and Spectators.
TAI A. BOOTH respectfully informs the cit-
lTls zens Of jefferson county andth public gen.
orally. that he has commenced the
7'o0accOMise ESssiRess,
in Charlestowa, Va, FIRE doors west Of Sapping
tons Hotel, where he iatends keeping on hand an
assortment.oi all articles belonging 10 the trade
The attention DIT Town and country Merchants, and
reaets generally is especially called 10 this place
before engaging elsewhere, as they may fad il to
thciTa 6gantage 10 "a so.
The subscriber hopes from his nAowledge 81 bush
ness. ard strict attention 70 the accommodation Of
all who may faver hiGa with calls4o have liberal
share of public patronage His prizes will be mod
crate and terms easy.
N. B. All ki8ds Of country produce Ind trade
OF every description taken ID exchange or on coms
mission and from the Subscribers conneeiole with
city deaiers will enable him rs make quick returns
and good prices tcr all goods entrusted 70 him.
Nj A. BOOTH,
FRA faor trest 81 Sszppiagtoa's Hotel. =
July %, lS52-3ni. CharlessowH Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

~ As canal boat vas passing under 4
bridge, the captain gave the usual warning
by calling aloud s4Iook out r. when 3 little
Frenchman, who vas in cabin, ebeyed tho
order by popping BIS head cut Of the wiz
DON which received 4 severe thump BY CONS
lug ia eontast With pillar Of the bridge
/. Ire drew Il hack in a great pet, and exr
claimed Desc Americans are queer people
iey say Look out when deg mean
Aeok il T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
LIS UR.E.ycE cO.REP.g.rE.
TaIIfr lie Tfrafula.
cHARTEREpE MARCH Il. ls55


CHARTERED MARCH II. 1851.
Capital 10000, aka ps,oer O. Increase he saus
q 5000, 900.
EtHIS Company, having been duly Organized
4 is nov really % receive AppIieati1ns ana issue
Policies aud ctefs is The citizsns 81 vienna the
indueemeni of hofna COMPANY far sfhe sac m
suFanee afali kfads cfi Ptoperty. Merebandize- 81
at fair ard equitable rates. The Directors assure
The public that this Company viii Sc conducted
WITH view 10 perm anrscy, and on he strictsst
principles q equity Justice. and close regard 10
economy and iIe safely OF the Insured.
J0S+S S. CARSON, President
G. 81 FUNK, Secretary
o. Fl. BREsEE, Actaarg.
DIRECTORS
Jos. :. Carson | Wm T.. CLARK,
James Z. Rieley, James FL. Burgess,
Lloyd Logan u. w Richardson.
John Kerr.
Office on Picea4illaI Street, ncar Valley Bank.
Winchester. B. W. HERBERT,
July q. lss2--iv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
"a w u !sgfEo MsDgBg.
Corner OF Queen and Burk Streets,
Ill Il TINSB URG, T1.

TUE undersigned aegs leave respectlully>to in-
IL foriB The Community AMI travelling public
that he has taken tie Hotel formerly snown as tho
1-bcrkelry House," The House has recently I'M
dcrgeGe-a thorough reaovatien; tits now believed
p he in every respect adapted 10 the wants OF the
ekraYcllerand soieurner.
A large and eemmgdious Stable is attached to
the pemiscs. The lHsaries oftha TABLE WILDE
Suppressed hY none, aa The BAR is at all 1frnEs sur
Piled with Choice selection Of superior wines and
.hquufs.
BAGGAGE lakea 10 and from tie Depot free OF
q 1Fge, and in bad.wealher Carriage will run 10
the Depot FOL tie accommodation Of travellers with
OUT arr additional expense.
JOS C. RAWLINS,
4AIgrch III, lrs2--Iy. pranrielor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
THOMAS &. GREEN,

Al Tor MY Al LAW
GnARLEaT0xs, JErsEasox COUNTY ViasfsIx
1RACTfCEa II Jefferson and Hampshire eoun-
Il ties. and vail attend promptly to all business
that may Be eaisrsted @ bis care.
Once the ORG recently occupied BY Wm. Lucas.
March iS 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26
War Declared against Cuba.

var UEtIaEtu dSHtuas VuD0s
ONCE IN the course Of human events, &c. &c.
y it becomes necessary that every man should
follow some vocation, Whereby 10 gain an honest
livelihood therefore will hefehy declare and make
known % generous public, that am now carry
ing on The s---,-'
Saddlery & Harness Making,
in all OF It's various branches and am prepared 10
put up as good work aad at as short notice. and on
as accommodating terms, as any one in the State OF
Virginia. Come one. come ali and see me before
purchasing, and VIII doyau good.
HlDES.-The Highest cash price paidIor all
kinds Of Green and Cured Hides.
EDWARD SMITH,
: Harpcrs-FSerry. Oct %. 1851 High street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-26

BHOSE persons having Negroes for sale, can
ret the highest price brealling On the subseri-
bsf al Chaflesiown Application in person or BY
lcfief viii be promptly atlented 70.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company,

tI1AIt 7 7 = ~ WYNN 10 lIOOI 7. ~
Trcorporafef Charter perpctual-C CAPITAL so
eco; aciiA Ecsrer ef iacfeea3sg Il 70 $3.50. coo.
DUBLIC Buildings 1sfanutaeiories. Mills, Ma
u chinery Dwelling Houses, Stores. Merchan-i
disc, Household Furniture VesselsSoa the stocks
while in port &c, dc. will be ms ed n rates
as low as The risk willadnlit
Applications for Insurance may he made 10
3. w. HERBERT,
AgeRt for jefferson CouRfu, Ia
In the Absence Of The Agent from Chariestown, Of
JoHH Z. BaowN Esq, who viii attend to them
promptly. Persons az a distance address through
the mail.
NIB. On all Church Buildings and Clerevmen's
personal properly tae Agent will present his COM
missions in reducing the amour. III premiums ON
thcfiSkS thus arising.
july d, l852-lY.l