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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
Virginia, to wit:
IN CHANCERY,

rs object OF this suit is to charge the lands with
which Casper Walper died seized now in the oc
eupaney Of the defendant with The paymert Of 4
legacy Of Eve hundred dollars made ~ sad s.s-a-
Walper ia his wilt 10 his daughter EiiSaba, -, :.
Elizabeth Kernel. which legacy, has been ass;ened
BY said Elizabeth 10 the Plaintiff sAeu
II appearing on affidavit filed I'M this suit
that the defendant, John c. Walper, is not a resi-,
dent of this state he is hereby required 10 appear
iea re month alter due publication Of
TINS ord tdo what is necessary to protect his
inieIes matter. Il IS further ordered that
a coy -2e published once a week. for finr
sue prsss IN the Virginia Free Press y
q Pc front door Of the Court House
q On the tlfst day of the next County
c. .rtsn- A Copy-Teste.
~ RsT. BROWN ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
Virginia to wit

II rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
CotH Of Jefferson Connty, on The 81 day Of March.
1852 = = =. =
Martin Leaois and Charles w O.. alc Con.
Il as1eFehants and partners trading nnder HE
aaale and firm Of Martin Leeis 4 Co.
PLAINTIFFS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
AGAINST

IN AsSJMPSIT.
VIII object Of this sub is to recover Judgment
for the snount Of the plaintiffs claim. and to
attach any estate or effects Of The defendant and
any debts due him within this State. and to slbiect
The same p ths satisfaction Of said Judgment
appearing % affidavit filed in this Suit, thai
the Defendant is not resident Of Ibis ,ass' -. 8
heseey required 70 appear here within one rtorth
azrF due publication Of this order, and Io what Il
nfessary 70 protect his interests il this matter Il
81 Further ordered thar copy hereof be published
glpia Free Press 2 and posted at the front door 81
~ Court House Of this County on The first 5s II
tle aext County Court OF Jefferson. r
Il a. Copy-Tesie r. r. BROWN.
tpsaien - lcoS- Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

n n BOXES Scotch EnnfT 90 ID P;-.--. -
Tcbacco Cutters; 100 Gross MsssSe !. w e
sale q G. r. cOFRROTH'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
Look !! Look! Look Here III
Are you Ready for the Election /!
fned IS thankful for he yerI

& 49, tug uducISiSHEu IS tHdHhlul IUE the very
i liberal encouragement extended TO
him The past year, and takes this OPP ANN
portunty Of Informing his old eusto- Nh I, M
mefs and The public generally, thaiH IA
be stiff continues 10 carry on the ~
81 AcKSMiIHiMG BUSINESS " n
in all its various branches, 10 the old v Y
and well known shop Of Gerys s. Gardener. decd
and would say to The public and Community at
large that his establishment shaflsn}Jt Be SURPASSED
in neatness and durability Of work by anv establish
ment in this section Of the country IAs to his
prices-he is determined not to be undermined or
underworked by any establishment in this town or
section OF the country
His Prices are reduced to the following low rates.
Horse shQeng at 50 cents seti;
Removing shoes 10 cts;
Laying Shears for Coulter Plourhs AZ 81
do. do. do Mccormick dos ST IS:
Point and Sharps do IS cents:
Sharpening all kinds ef Plough Irons 81
Pointing Goulters al l2a cents;
Side laying do. at rs do;
End laying do. al 81;
New Bar shear Plough Irons 1T Iot ets.
Mccormick do. do. at l0cts
New Double-shovel Ploughs ironed new and com
plete for.S4 so piece
lie IS Disappeared 10 furnish all kinds Of WAC
ON MAKERS W0R Kzand PLOUGHS 10 order
and az The shortest notice. He would therefore
confidently solicit liberal share Of the public pat.
ronage. JAS. E. MOLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
war Declared against Cuba.

CtINCEin the course Of human events, &C.. &c.
- i becomes necessary that every man should
follow some vocalions wEercuy 10 gain an honest
livelihood, therefore will hereby declare and make
known e generous public, that am now carry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &e.

TIME undersigned having been appointed Ascent
u for j. McDERMorrs. stoae.enlte6 Frederick
City, Nd, willsell monuments, lemb-heads, faot-
stones Sc. ofItalian and American Marble al Bal
timore and Philadelphia prices. and viii deirs1lhe
same FREE oFFcH1ReE AND AT ms avn Rssx. Wher.
ever ordered = -
- All persons who desire 10 pkrchase viii please
call or me a. Capt SappingtM's HuteL
JOHN C. STEPHENS.
- Lettering and Ornamental work viii be dSns
free Of charge, 9e3s e nc. q
October % 1851 On. fSiS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

In the purchase and selection of their Stock, they
have taken more pafns than usual render it desra
be and would invite particular attention their sup
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

ir5-v. b. PALMER. The American Newspaper
A1ent Is The oaiY Authorized age1t for this paper ~
The cities Of Bostna, Ncw fork and PAiiaaeIp a. AID
4 duly empowered take adversereais and sutssfp
lions His Offices are--B0STON, Scoalay,s Eulhdlng
NEW YORK Tribune galdipg PHILADELPHIA
- w corner ar II iiird md cf5cx4iut SIS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

4 N CASES half pound lump Tobacco. i6sf re
ceived and for sale low, Wholesale and retail
-winchesisr, Nov. Is, 1881 iH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

Ez- We heard the following interesting
conversation a few days since, between two
candidates for academic honor =
N."Bill, spell cat, raj, hat, bat, fat, With only
one letter for each word
at can't be did,
"Whatl you Just ready to report verbatim,
phonetically, and can't do that 7 just look
80 fatn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08

,-1sIfvearlrs hat Two Do5EaRs viii be IA
r,t,s,t IS full II raid enfileIy ID advance.
<riEheneveT payment Is dsietIedapeyuna the
exu(raiion Of the year inseTesF viii pe charged.
fz2- SnbscrtpiioHs Eufsix months 81 2oi 70 oe
paid invariably 10 Advance.
- ADVERTISING
The terms Of advertising arr, tcE square 81 less
a. Tor three inscrtions-sarxeE ones N Inc same
proportisn Each continuance % GEMS per square.
~ All advertisements not oraefed toF a speclir
tire viii be continued until teEbid and Charged az
0,df5rr7n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-08
Virginia, to wit

March IL, 1859.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12
REGULATIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR
Washington, June 8, 1852
1st Whenever appeal from the decision Of Bureau
is taken to this Department the subject shall be imme
datey referred to the head Of the Bureau from which
the appeal is TAKEN with instructions to report
practicable upon the subectmatter of the appeal and
when the report is received at the Department it shall
be Immediately docketed, (nong the date when receiv
ed) and the attorney other person appealing shall
be notified to file, within fifteen days from such
tce any arguments which he may propose to submit
the questions involved in the appeal.
ID After the appeal has been taken, evidence
viii be received by the Department, will any argu
ments be received after the lapse Of fifteen days from the
time notice shall be given to the appellant his agent Of
the docketng Of the appeal unless for good shown
the time shall have been enlarged before the expiration
of the said fifteen days
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior
lie 7-lv d. c. GODDARD, Chief Clerk
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

Asrcporx on A GAZE CocK.-on the memorable LIST Of
june Lord Howes victory Captain Berkeley commanded
the Marlborough and broke through the French line between
LImpetuous and lie Mucus each of superior force and
gagged them both On going into action the Captain ordered
all the live stock be thrown overheard humble
request of his permitted them retain old game
which they 1.-THE crew. had fought several times, and always
with Though the coop thrown into the tho
cock allowed to the deck liberty In the action
the Marlborough severely handled by her opponents
that half the disabled her captain carried wounded
below her manmas shot away and the remainder Of the men
driven from their quarters At the very uncure when th
Marlborough the point Of striking there CHANGED on
of those awful us in the Of the laundering of
experienced general action in that momenary silence WIN
the falling Of might be heard the old game Nck, o
had escaped the human hoped upon the
stump Of manmss and with loud and triumphant 6apfng
Of his wings forth such long and lusty challenge 70
be heard in every part Of the disabled ship No individual
spoke in reply TO the homey but touching alsum uni
verss and gallant cheer from the broken tbyr
membered the ndomtsblc courage Of the bird that atnds
mayed above the bleeding horrors Of tho deck and ev soul
board who could drag their limbs to quarters remsed the
guns resumed the action and forced each Of their opponents
10 surrender silver medal struck by order oAdmral
Berkeley hung upon tho mock Of the old gme cock
who the parks around the pnccy halls Of Lockwood,
passed the remainder Of his dovny days in
lBrtisA Ncvaj Hisfory.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

THE GREAT BRITAIN STEAMsHrP.-This magnificent and
mammoth monument as well of private enterprise as of
maritime skill, takes her departure from New York to-
morrow with full freight and large number of pas
sengers. To the critical eye Of the connosseur her
turna adventure three years since, the rocky
coast Of Ireland has left visible marks of damage
tanned that unfortunate occasion The Great Britain
great her original bulk is unbroken,
and is essentially the wonder that used to attract
thousands to her wharf her first visit to this port Her
gigantic hull strong iron make it, the exquisite
symmetry Of her build together with the gateke look
Of her general rig, every day objects Of encomum
among Of taste in such matters She is not only the
largest afoat but believe, the greatest ves-
sci in point of dimensions that this generation boast
There is no battle ship in the naves of England
the United States that her equal in this respects with
measurement of $500 tons, she afford ample room
and verge enough for the ponderous yet clockke ma
chinery the striking features Of which six inn
boilers and that huge screw Mt the stern which
drives the noble fabric through the water at great speed
and still have space enough for the comfortable accom-
mediation of suhciency Of passengers to constitute
respectable village "out west" We conceive it impos
sbie to destroy vessel Of this description by fire. II is
iron here, iron there iron every where-the hull the
deck, the cross beams-go where you will, toward or
abaft above below nothing but metal meets the eye
or is trodden upon.
And, to make assurance douby sure there is power
full fire engine board 1.-THE exhibited In the Crystal
Palace with hose reaching from bow to stern and hre
annihstors always in Under full headway,
with steam and yards of spread her
four masts the Great Britain is sight well worth seeng
and at distance has all the appearance OF an ordinary
feet under full SAIL As to her interior fitting up every
thing have been done that good taste elegance
and eye to the comfort Of passengers could possibly
suggest Nearly all the main deck is devoted to state
rooms, and either side, forward ladies' boudoirs are
arranged with every convenience In the extreme stern
is superb loungng room, from which two starcases
cend the main deck. The for lighting and
tatng the passages is most admirable Baths there
in plenty; in Short every comfort is accustomed 10
find only at frst-clsss hotel The grand saloon is
perfect picture gallery, tsstefuy decorated with paint
ings sss and the armoria bearings Of MI nations.
Oyer saloon, surrounded by iron railing, s pro-
mcnade over three hundred feet in length while the deck
below affords ssfe and sheltered walk in bad weather,
This but casual glance at the innumerable objects
that challenge admiration journeys through this
floating wonder.-rNew York EDening Post.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12
[PunLrc REsoLurros-No. lO.l

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary of the
Treasury to ratify and confirm exchange of lands
between the United States and Charles Reynolds Of the
city Of hatcher, and State Of Mississippi.
BE resolved By the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States of america Congress assembled That
the Secretary of the Treasury be and he is hereby auho
zed and empowered to ray and confirm the exchange Of
lands made for the erection Of marine hospital in the
city of NatcheI and State Of Mississippi the eighth
day Of February, A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty, be-
tween Lieut.. Col s. H. Long, behalf Of the United
States and Charles Reynolds Of the city Of Natchez and
State aforesaid and give and receive deeds to and from
the said Charles Reynolds for the lands given and
ceived in exchange. IApproved, June 10, 1852
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12
TPuBLIC Acr-No. 2l.1

AN ACT giving the of Congress to the State of
Missouri to impose tax upon all lands here
after sold by the United States therein from and after
the day of such sale.
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States of America Congress assembled That
the of Congress is hereby given the State Mis-
souri, to impose tax taxes upon all lands hereafter
sold by the United States in said State from and after the
day Of such sale Provided That the assent hereby given
shall in nowse impair that provision of the compact with
the said State which declares that oil lands belonging
citizens of the United States residing without the said
State shall be taxed higher than lands belonging
to persons residing therein.
Approved, June 10, 1852.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

THE LATE FIRE AT MosrREAL.-The Montreal papers
Of Monday give full description Of the destructive fire
which ravaged large portion Of that city on Sunday
morning last account Of which has been transmitted
by telegraph long enumeration is given Of valuable
destroyed The fire broke out between four and FIVE
o'clock in the morning and ragged until after twelve The
Montreal Gazette gives the following statement in regard
to the extent Of the loss:
The loss Of property Is variousy estimated at from
100000 TO $500 00O from half two-thrds of which
win probably fall the Insurance Companies Probably
from 900 eco 900 Of real property and G2OO 600
to G250O0 Of goods, consumed Some We are glad
TO be informed were fully insured
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

TERRIBLE CALAxrr.-0n Thursday Of last week four
children of Thomas Fnney, who resides in Dauphn
ty (Pa) in the field when the thunderstorm came
up and they took shelter under small tree sitting down
upon the ground TO protect themselves from the rain
Whilst in this position they struck by lightning, and
two instantly killed the aged 10 years. and the other
ii years. The other two children were considerably
injured
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

FATE or OUR Iron MANUFACTURERS -On Tuesday of
this week the immense iron works Boonton were sold at
sheriff sale for hundred and sixty thousand Eve
hundred dollars; not onequarter their first cost This is
probably the largest establishment Of the kind in the
State and no one can possibly have greater facilities
70 water, COAL and the material or can produce
better article or to more advantage.
Morristopn Jerseymd. of TAursdav Tart
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

~NAYs-Messrs. Adams, Bell, Bradbury Bright Brodhead
Butler Cass Charlton Chase Dawson, James, King Mallory,
Mason Miller, Pearce Pratt Rusk, Shields SUMNER Upham,
Walker, and Weller-2S.
The Reporter subjoins copy Of the bill as amended
the time the further consideration postponed
A Bill giving further remedies TO Patentees.
BE enacted dc That If any person corporation shall
hereafter import have in possession for the purposes of
traffic use SALE articles imported into the United States
any foreign Territory adjoining thereto knowing
been manufactured in whole in part any
Territory by any process machine by any substan
modification Of any process machine which there
may be the time subsstng patent any citizen Of
United States such person corporation SHALL upon due
proof thereof before court Of competent Jurisdiction be
deemed have nfnged said patent and be liable for all
damages, the and to the same extent
other of infringement
sec O. And be ii further enacted That whenever paenee,
any person holding under him. shall file bill in equity
verified by oath affirmation in the circuit district
of the United States complaining that person corpora
ton has imported has in possession for SALE traffic
ing section and shall make appear the satisfaction the
Judge that the facts alleged probably true the Judge
shall issue order to the marshall directing said
articles into his custody and hold the subject the
order of court and may further by injunction
the sale of and traffic in said articles Provided however That
from all judgments and DEGREES Of said writ
appeal shall lie in the is provided by
law in relation to other judgments or DEGREES
On motion by Mr.. ATCHISON, the Senate proceeded
the consideration of Executive business and remained
therein until after four O'clock when the doors were
opened, and the Senate adjourned to Monday.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

The steamship City Of Manchester Capt Leitch sailed
from Pbladelphia Friday last for Liverpool with six
ty-two cabin passengers and heavy freight.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

The SPEAKER stated that ths arni basipsss n Order
The consasraoa u Mouss hln srsnug tie rght n
vay and perton ~ the Pahe isaas she ststes n
Torfds and Alahsna Ger IA c1nstrurtsn - csrtxin rail
roads In said States upon whsh ts grntssn3n fsa Hek
Csrons W. 0ssl vss ennusd e a. aeer.
Mr. ORR sad that ne Vrupa~sd a. gfur Ewbsstuts 60
the bi reported ~ ne Cemmifsees che Fuhe .n8s
Ia the hrrt section ~ his snheutais hs hFsn<A a ths
road proposed 10 ths sTns IN - 10 frpm Psnsseals
bay Montgomery, 10 he arsstsu ~ ths Chs.haeohis
river was stricken cot and snethsr hsnah Rcd ths
the Gerard read had hesn inssrtsd TIE u anas
granted BY the subsststs VOID ~ les and ne
nence % fhss entire ceuntry -cua ~ hessr sshved
by the adcpfson u his prop~sstnn The sshsntss
tanned anasher prgyss grsntng As Gsrva rosd shs
right o. Say this road ssd eqsA shsrs n sAs
public lands The sntlrs bii precise eapy 81 ne
Missouri bill Mr.. u then yisi4ed M Seer Co.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12

Mr. HOUSTON, by unanimous consent from the Com
mttee Of Ways and Means to which was referred the de-
6ciency bill and the amendments Of the Senate thereto
reported the same back with the recommendation that
the House agree to some and disagree others Of the
amendments.
The bill and amendments referred to the Com
mittee Of the Whole on the state Of the Union.
The House then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-29

THE RECENT PRIMARY ELECTIONS. The demo-
cratic primary elections that have been just held,
exhibited an unusual amount of rum, rowdyism, and
rascaty, and the disgust Of respectable and peace
full citizens is deep and unmistakable. There is no
confidence in these nominations, or in the organiza-
lions under whose auspices they have been accom-
plished Look for instance, at the two tickets put
forward for the First ward. The first one being
filed with one set Of fighting men and emigrant
runners, another set Of the same class thought
they had ms good right to be on as their neigh
bors, and they revolted and got up another ticket
Thus both the tickets presented a list ofhackmen,
baggage smashers, emigrant runners, and profess
sonal fighting men. One Of these tickets has been
successful, according to the Inspectors, while the
men on the other side dispute the election. But it
makes little difference which ticket is ultimately
triuDphant-both are alike. Neither truly represents
the ward. 1t was struggle between two sets Of
TO-" dles Tor the ascendancy, and whichever sue
ceeos the delegates will be rowdes; and these are
the Kind OF men who to nominate the candidates
forthe numerous ofcesto be filed at the ensuing elec
tons win they not select men Of their own stamp
or wealthy corrupt men, who are equally uppitsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-29
Police Intelligence.

TIE PRussIAN TREASURY NOTES ARREST OF DIR.
HEUEL-sToOL PIGEON OPERATION ABOUT TO BE
DISCLOSED.
In the matter Of the forgeres perpetated the Prus
sian by CONTRIBUTING of treasury notes
of one thaler' made TO initiate the genuine money,
days since noticed the arrest OF Two Pru-
slams. named Gawacci and DR.. Pieiman charged with
being concerned in the getting up OF the forged papers
Yesterday another one alleged be concerned In the
forgeres. surrendered himself TO Justice Stuart us
Is DR. Frances Heuel residing at No. CT avenue A.
who IL ut the time Gawacci arrested became
ala and left the city An armistce then entered
into by friend with Justice stuart conditioning that
IL the Justice the amount of bail at not higher than
81 eco he would surrender himself otherwise he would
not The Justice accceded to the proposi'on and yes
terday afternoon Dr. Hcuel appeared accompanied with
his friends aud entered into the required security-Mr
Francis Debus, OF Nc 81 avenue o. becoming the bonds
man. There yet, 1t seems some very curious dcvc
lopmens to be brought to light respecting the getting
up of these counterfeit plates on the Prussian govern
mtnt. 1t Is alleged most positively by parties who ap-
pear to know that the whole matter has been regular
stool pigeon operation for the purpose of getting
money from the Prussian government and that the
consul In this city has been most grossly imposed upon.
II Dishonest Cook Officer Wogan Of the Fourth ward
arrested Friday black man named William Edwards
cook hoard the brig Ave Capt James Berry charged
with stealing California gold piece valued at $685. also
dollar in gold contained in wallet depos tied in the
captains statcroom II appears by the affidavit of the
captain that few days ago he hired the prisoner cook
beard his brig and that during his absence from the
cabin the prisoner stole the money above described
and made on The above named officer was informed Of
the robbery and during the afternoon the prisoner vas
discovered on board the steamboat Knckerbocker Just
about leaving Tor Norwich. Conn. On searching tie
stolen money found Also. in bundle In his pos
session sut of clothes purchased mt the ciotnuR s,oo
of John Ware, No tS Chatham street a. tnis c'o.n
ing store the negro had changed the Soo gou , ,a
received $50 which he subsequently dsposea VI W,
exception Of s7 The negro acknowledged ns CUNT anu
Justice Bogart committed him 10 prisonfor trial