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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02
THE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN
MEXICO.

The New Orleans True Delta has such
information from the Rio Grsnde as induces
tho belief that the revolution in northern
Mexico is not dead, but only scotched-thst
CarvOial will be made to give place 10 Q
! more determined leader, and that the insur-
gent forces vii! again muster IN greater
numbers, and within more formidable Of
ganIzalion. We quote as follows:
"Our advices from the theatre Of disut-
bance and from parties having access to the
best sources of information, lead os 10 tes
lIeve that unless the Mexican government
San greatly augment its military strength in
Us n0rllStn departments. IL wil not be abe
tn maintain itself there until the spring, if
indeed so long. The activity Of the partis
sans OF the revolution on both sides OF the
Rio Grandei Jheisciliiy with which recruits
are obtained To iii' the racks of the revOlu-
tionstsSand the dislike entertained BY all
Tue frontier settlers TO the Mexican authofi-
Ties and rule, give evidence conclusive that
the embers of dissat isfaction will be loBg
kept alive, however smouldering or lifeiess
they may appear at the present moment.
"Any rev attempt to expel the federal
,roopS from Northern Mexico-snd that
most determined one will be made soon, We
have no doubt--wIll he acromp MED by
circumstances entirely different from my
thing lald down in the plans and pronuncia-
mentos Of Csravnja; for the directors and
their instruments in future movements will
conduct the war with the dccla re6 oblect of
dlsmembering Mexico. and prosecute it in
the manner they may deem most etfectuSl 10
that end. Heretofore the insurrectI0nary
proceedings appeared mnre like smuggling
totays, or custom house outbreaks, Than
o ganlzed hostility TO the government Of
Mexico; but very great change is. we are
advised at hnnd, and new manlfestoes will
so0n appear, to be sustained IN their prom
ises by large force. raj .ed within the ter,
riiory of the Unitcd States, and composed of
material not unfamiliar with war or its re,
quiremCnis.
All our information he not exaggerated,
or communicated by over sanguine author.
ty, the force now actually ready 20 take the
field ~, in our oplnlon, competent to tho
expulsion or capture If oil the regular army
Of Mexico in her Northern provinces.
awe 10 not pretend to speculate upon 'hs
effects of these contemplated movements
upon the domestic affairs Of those States.
nor tie consequences to us naiIona lily uf the
dismembcrmenl of eur feeble neghbor; but
that The day u not remote when these 1uess
lions will come with embarrassing impnr-
lsnfa befurc Congress, we thIok, cennoi -
denied and The people may as weIl at ouco
tamiliarIze themselves with the matter"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

MATRIMONIAL MISUNDERSTANDING
ing to get married. IS about as baC as ad-
verusing a runaway wife; yet both are
pracised 10 a considerable extent. A spe
cmen OF the former is copied below from
a Philadelphia paper
The following is the latest dodge" in the
matrimonial market The fine points Of Il
guardlsn's "ward" are set down with the
painful mlnuteness of jocke : account Of
blood -mafe. Gentlemen single ones on.
YIN love with "full medium height and
weie iehi"-say, SIX feet two 10 stockings and
fifteen stone, government siandard-wlli
please "wRlk in and hang up their hats"
"MATRIMoNY-To UNMARRIED MEN
To a suitable person. oi integrity OF char
acter, willing TO recognise lhIs method Of
making an acquaintance with the view OF
Matrlmony, an opportunity is off red 10
make The acquaintance OF my ward;
young lady OF respectable paren,age and
ronneciipns, who, with prepossesslng az,
peara1ce. combines sweetness 81 temper
and decision OF character desirable 10 the
marriage re alton. She is IN her 25th year
of full medium height and weight, and
with good constitution, possesses, also.
fine physical and mental organIzaton. -
addressed 10 John Charles
Brandon, Blood's Dispatch, No. 25. S.
SIKH Street, Philadelphia, will be respect
fully and conhdentally treated"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

LYNcHEp A man named Atkins was
detected at Vlcksburg few days sgo.
Iamperng with negroes. offering 10 sell
them passes, for $40 each. which he as
sured them would guarantee their sac
escape TO free Slnre. He was punished
with between 800 and 400 In shes and turned
loose. There IS reason lo believe that ihero
are some ruscas Of the same stripe with
Atkins prowlIng about Memphis. Out
police should be on the ulati. ens # any III
them should be caught, they may be n,sutcd
of still moro condgu punishment than
even that which Atkins received at Vick.@
burg -.lIcmphis Enquirer.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Evening Post. wrIres:-" Web
ster and HuIsemann are corresponding a.
gain. The Austrian wishes 10 know what
The President means by calling Kossuth, in
his Message, Governor Of Hungary? and
il he intended 10 recognize that rebel as the
head Of The Hungarian nalionp-- Webster
is getting ready TO give hun phlls.' provId-
ed Congress shows symptoms OF backing
hlm up. Bodsco is the busiest man ~
Washington. He percelv's that all this aeis
iation concerns RUSSIA more than Aus'Iis.
and his wrath wOxes stronger aud slTongef
every day. What makes II worse is. that
there is nothing 10 wreak his wrath upon,
There is no one for him TO quarrel with
and nothing TO quarrel about. lie and
Calderon are !iu!semsna's daily COUNSEL
lors, and whatever the latter says, may he
taken 10 express The sentiments OF Russia
and Spain, as well as Austria"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

THOMAS H. BENToN.-The ST. Louis
Union Of the 18th ult publishes a long and
characteristic letter from Col. Benton to the
democracy of Jefferson county, Missouri
IL is brlmlull of wrath and egoism. He
re.opens The war upon The resolutions oi the
Missouri Legislature Of lS49, favorlng the
..oeti;g.e Sc secession, aud cvCia.es thai t"ey
must be expunged from the journals. He
charges that there was a corrupt bargain
between the Wings and the Anti Benton
democrats, TO defeat him last winter, and
is invncib!y hostile TO those democrats who
voted for Geyer. He says they must be
cut off ard "ou,awed" from the Demo
cratic party, and desgnates ther as "tral'
tors who sold themselves 10 the Wings. -
On The subject of the right Of Instruction,
he maintains the doctrine that Senator is
not bound to obey legislative instructions
unless they are given in conformity with
The will Of the peoples and. if the Senator
doubts on this point he may appeal TO the
people.
II the friends OF Col. Benton, upon this
summons Of his high buele notes, come
forth TO sustain him, there can be no peace
for the Democracy OF Missouri. Either he
or his enemies must br exterminaled. The
Times (anu- Benton dcnocraD decl mes 10
republlsh the letter although il writes a
long article against il, and holds out The
following language 10 its contemporaries
ave have boon to ask OF our friends
OF the Democratic press Of the interior, and
that is to decline, as we have done. The
publication OF the tire.brand thrown into
The party by Mr.. Benton. Let us not aid
in the geliing up of another agitation Ior
the destruction Of the party"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

UNION We observe in Ih'
Alabama journal a cal for Convention o
the Union party of that State to meet q
Montgomery on the first Monday in January
TO delermine what action they will take il
nominating candidates for the ensuing
Presidential election.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

in ssfedsp d is ssld Shoe . mis s.s
fruub lp,g lblld lmf if is a.fHlH Ar ts
vote, lu lblH t"uuiB f"H, Wts tfuf fHf
lAt IIula Ims pIuYH uIHI HHOt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

The Raleigh N. q. Weekly Post ,sy,
that rhe name Of Christmas IL derived from
Christi Miss lssIval Of the Romi.h
Church ~ honor Of the bifih Oi Cbfisi. Of
which The 26lb II December 10 supposed
to BE- the anDiyefsaiy. and ~ sUeh is UBi-
vefsally regarded as day Of l.snviiy IN
all Christian eouninss. II wa Bia sbssfv.
ed as n festival A. u. ~. and ny Pope To-
leslphofus II was Ofdsisd abgOi A. ~. ~
10 he held ass solSmB irssi. ssd ibsi ~
vine service should bs porf9rmsd on ibs ss.
esslOn,
We also lad Inscribed ~ mo psrss ~
history lhsl Dlocl,us0 lbs iismss FHps,.
oI, when b0ldlnF bls i0gn ~ hfsWsais.
A, u, 1913, bsglgg been lgioupsd ilsi 49,
CbusliaGs wsis sstsmbsi 0g ibls dsy, ~
great mulllludes 90 eelsbfsn i'hnsi. A.H.
ylly, oljsrsd abe dooH ~ Ls 800, sas ibs
church ~ ssl oq bwi shDh giasl dtti4f
haylng bteQ eaUlsd l0W fhsa ifsvHsa 40
HE lWmolailoe ~ gs bgs difd ieilgisssis
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

Georgia is lhe third State in the Union in
The number Of miles Of Rallronds within her
borders. Massachusetts being first and New
York SECOND. il !. The sixth Sislr. IN The
number "f squire miles "i ierfIlOfy. tho
ninth in population and the SIKH IT, humber
Of Cation Factories. 10 The last p'rucUlst
II ranks first among the southern Stsie,.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

Man is certainly poor Creature oil cIf-
cumslance- thing Of custom, moulded
into what he is by The transforming lnhu,
eDce of all time since Adam. "Times lsn't
now as they used to was" sings Tasso. and
man is by no means wha, he once was
Variation from the laws Of nature in our
habits, or a continuance TO excess in bad
habits sometimes produces mallorms lions
of body. As an instance. It may be mem
TONED that in Russia, where snuff is Ia ken
copiously and universally, and by the
spoonful instead OF by the pinch, there is
maa whose nose is upside down, natur>
al phenomenon, which is accounted Tor by
the fact that all his ancestors were famous
snuff takers, even in that snuff taking coua-
try, and BY the probability that nature, hav-
ing no hopes oil reform in any of his gea-
Grafton, kindly inverted his nasal prdboscisi
that The snuff holes might be more easily
filled. Whatever the reason, it is certain
y erca, saving Of snuff 10 him.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02

A BIC LUNA California correspond
ent of the Journal Of Commerce writes
from San Francisco as follows, under date
Of October l4th:
"a few days since had the pleasure o.
meeting with miner just down from the
mines who; with three others, had been for
lunate in taking out The enormous SUN OF
S35 $40, in three days, from a place called
Yankee Slide" on the American river.
He told me that nature had changed the
course OF the river at that point, and after
working three weeks in removing the diri
which had thus been washed into The or
giual bed of the rver, they succeeded ia
getting one lump Of pure gold weighing
Two hundred and eighiy-lwo ounces, which
with other small pieces, they collected. IN
all, within three days time. The sun as be-
fore named Of lhiuy.fve thousand sx hpn-
dred and forty dollars"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-01-02
S370,000 900

The minimum estimate Of that portion of
the above owned or advanced on abroad is
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
Town Lot for Sale.

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
j. OF Harrison county, rendered in the case Of
EImore Hart against John e. Woodward and
others, shall, the second day of the next Jan
uary term of Harrison County Court, at the
Court-House, offer for sale town lot situate on
the north side of Turnpike street, adjoinning the
lot now occupied by Saml. D. Brown on the west,
and Josephus Drummond on the east, containing
one half acre; being the same lot particularly
mentioned in the proceedings of the said cause.
time of sale, the residue ON credit of g. and II
months, with interest from the time of sale. The
purchaser will be required to execute bond with
security for the payment of tine deferred install
ments. T. w. HARRISON,
December Is, ls52.-t Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

yotewas recorded-Ayes 10, as follows:
Messrss Barbour, Lewis Of d Harrison,
Browne, Bennett, Lemly, Oldham, Wal
lace, Bowyer, Crane, Anderson, Gilmer
of Russell, Burdett and West Noes,
no. sssaiei.slG ia9tAa ,zsiieials s.-5 .ai'.i5.
Mr.. Jackson of Wood offered a petition
to charter a company to construct a Ran.
road from Williamsport in the county OF
Wood, to the Northwestern Virginia Rail
road, by the most practicable route.
,'5t go, = THuRsRAY, Dec, 8.
SEsArE.-Mr. Douglass called up his
Joint resolution, which read as follows:
RESOLVED, by the General Assembly,
That the Board of Visitors of the Virgil
mia Military Institute, be instructed and
directed to appoint at least one State Ca
Diet from each Senatorial district, under
the new arrangement of said districts, so
that there be not less than fifty such Ca
diets at one time in said Institute, nor
more than one from each district, after
the periods for which cadets already APP
pointed shall terminate: And that the
Board be further directed, that in making
such appointments, strict regard be paid
to the claims of applicants from counties
that have heretofore been unrepresented
in the Institute; or that may have had a
smaller representation than other conn
ties in the same district. The resolution
was adopted.
A bill was passed allowing Commits
sioners of the Revenue time to qualify
and give the bonds of Office.
HousE.-Mr. Brooks offered resolu
ton in favor of authorizing the County
Courts to tax the Sheriffs, Clerks and
Constables in their respective counties, al
discretion; to be applied to county purpo
ses, and reducing county levies.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
Farm for Sale.

FINDER the provisions of a decree of the Cir
~ cult Court of Harrison county, rendered in
the case of Charles Holden, Guardian of Mary
F. Grant against A. S. Holden and others, shall
offer for sale at the Court-house of Harrison
county, on the 18th day January next, a tract of
land containing, by estimation, LOG acres, situate
on drain Of Simpsons cree<, adjoining lands of
Joseph ]. Winter and DIR. Duncan, being the
plantation owned and occupied by Wilson Bart
lett, decd, at the lime of his death. The Rail-
road is located over the land, and one of its tun-
neIs is now being opened upon 1t.
TERMS OF SALE.-Fifty dollars in hand on the
day OF sale, and for the residue of the purchase
money credit of IL, Is and "a months will be
given, with interest from the day of sale. The
purchaser will be required to give bond with per-
sonal security for the. deferred payments.
T. w. HARRISON,
December Is, 1s52--4t Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
1890 Acres ofLand for sale

| N Nicholas county, on the Weston and Gau-
l. ley Bridge Turnpike between Nicholas and
Broxton COurt-houses, ten miles from Nicholas
and twenty-five from Braxton, being on the wa
Mountain. A portion of the land is suitable for
meadow, and part for grain, with lands adioin-
ing it suitable for ranging cattle, sheep, &C.
Thirty forty acres of it improved, with new
hewn Log House and other necessary buildings,
and one Of the best springs in Western Virginia
nelr the house. 1t is good place for house of
entertainment, there being but one between Brax-
ton and Nicholas Court-houses; also for a wagon
maker or blacksmith, there being none between
the two points. will be pleased to show the
ing to make inquiries about it, would refer to
VIM. A. Harrison, Esq, of Clarksburg.
LEVI J. HOOKER.
Nicholas C. HI. Dec. Is, le52.-3m-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15


THE subscriber has jusi returned from Phiia-
Il delphia and Baltinore with largo and
choice assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods OF
to latest styles, which he will eel At the lowest
prices Among his stock will be found the fol-
lowing articles:
Cloths, Cassiincrcs, Casincts, Vcstngs.
T'weeds, kentucky Jeans,
Scarlet, plain, fancy, black and second mour-
ing easl'n'erss: !. spelain.s.
Persian Cloth, Ginghams. oil and fancy Prints
ShaMIs, eastern inseys, Misses Wooiscn Hoods
e woollen Understands and Drawers, nsi
; iWorsted. Cashmere. and Lamb's-wool Hose D
Scarlet, yellow. white and spotted Flannels,
Ladies' Silk Kid, Cashmere aud Buckskin
Gloves, - - 80 - tAs-s ssHes -
{ Gentiemen's wooden. Berlin, Cashmere. and
superior Riding Chores, an I5I6 aii4n
Ribbons, worsted and Linen Braid, -
French worked Collars, Table Diapers, = =
Brown and Rleached Nfuslins,
Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoesst stEss
enA general assortment Of QUEENSwAREA
A variety of HARDWARE. = g..
GROCERIES of all kinds.
Zinc Wash Boards, Corn Breoms.H &c
= Wooden Buckets, Sc, Sc. ,sssd tof4 -
The public generallysis invited 70 call and ex
amino The stock. ! Fe..,s ! JOHN IRWIN.
:, &C. clsIEsburg, Oct. 9Th, issa-iy . ~
~ NJ B-An Kinds o. Country Produce taken u
"a d...f.l-T zlfITaFgsa 1s1ulfH
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
The Railroad is lIere--Neys
80 Arrival, -
yyUrnU usS II ne 4, N Frrf>ATI G.RnCERN.

T s llERSHBERGERsres tfuils invites tho
- attention OF the people of Harrison end the
surrounding counties, 70 his new and fresh supply
OF Groceries, tsc., that he Is just receiving and
opening in the NEW BRICK BuILpINO oRfosTT1.
THE GoURr uorsE, ~. ClARSsBUEe,, comprising
the most completes and extensive assortment ever
offered in this Market consisting, an part, as fol-
lows. ~ 1s3esm I'D ,yTsSli Zragslz 2EE
Best Rio Coffee, Spices OF eSery kind,
Cuba 80 do a. Young Hysoa do
Loaf ,9riaTdo' S CT oel0ngl all do
Si5sls do T TSPRs5ss ADJ has
W. L. Cheese. r9di hsPowder, 8 shotass
. Tobacco OF every description and quality 4
,Segars, Snuffs etc-a large assortment.
Pickles OF every variety. 9i'- g 90.
To those who are fond of good things, he would
call their attention 70 a large and beautiful rs
sortrcnt of CONTEMPORARIES, Almonds,
RaiSins, English walnnts, Filberts, Ground Nuts,
a.. etc. = 9uSis 40 saI "a lsa sllFac
1G0RpIALS-Sueha Us Cinnamon, Peppermint.
Lemon Syrup and other varieties, matiufactured
and sold wholesale aud retail at eastern prices,
Also Porter, Ale, and 0Tab Cider sold by the
dozeuito Tavern keepers and others, at Baltimore
With very many things too tedious 70 mention.
Allof which, any other article in his line, fur
nished promptly TO order n Baltimore prices,
adding on the expense OF transportation. The
reduced rates ofcarriage, will render the larls-
burg market y worry desirable one 10 purchasers,
0all and examine his stock before purchasing
elscwise. and you will not go away unsatisfied.
CASH is his motto, but the highest prices will
change for goods Remember the new grocery,
October Sth, 1S52.-iy e2-'4s' ~ s'it@'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
: Trnst Sale OF Land.

DURSUANT 20 a deed of trust executed 70
Il me by Charles F. Anderson and VIII. on the
23d day Of October, 1851 ] shall on the frs,
day Of December county court next for Harrison
county, offer at public auction, The tract Of land
conveyed in said deed, being the land known as
the Stephen Dicks farm, situate on Elk Greek
three miles from Clarksbnrg, adjoining VIM. HUI
gills Min property and continuing l60 aeres. Re
ference is had 10 tho deed from Dicks 10 Ander-
son, for boundary. s44tsyfr
About 80 acres of said land arc cleared, The
ordinary farm-buildings are upon II.
TERMs OF SALE.-Cash, Si050, for The balance
a credit of6, - and lsmontls will DO given, with
interest on the purchase money! nod -ial oIri
,s rs-, r,.-, syes r. T.,W. HARRISON,
November II, I552.-ft. Trasfee.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

WToRTHINGToN c. sNETHEN; wxrltrss-
wv TON. d. c., continues to practice Law en-
clusiyely in the Supreme Court, and % attend 70
cases before Congress; 30 es.H ~ 1ol 500 =
To prosecute Claims and settle ACCOUNTS ngains,
the departments, bureaus, and boards Of COM
70 pfoetfe patents for iifvent:8ns, At home aud
abroad, and 20 obtain pensions and bounty lands
T0seolleet debts, dividends: legasiss, and ~ :
heritances in any part Of the United States and
in foreign counties; Io.i@ eFS. oo5 josir34
2 To make Investigations Of funds In loans and
stscks, and on bond and mortgage, and 70 pego-
tent-Tights in any state Of the Union hns5 II
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
BARTLETT,S HOTEL.

VlHE undersigned having rel built and enlarged
Il his Hotel, - now prepared 70 cHtertniii ylsit-
ora and travellers IN ! manner unkurrG4std In
aIs Hotsn E large COZ comfortable tsros s,ory
brick building pleasantly located IN fhs centrd II
the town; contiguous 70 the Court bsIse and the
principal business parts Of the plafe, and = pJe-
eissS botsJI tfis y 1ffl1 IL Z p
= HIS TArtE will bcsaPpliOd Nth he best the
country can afford, and das5 ID. I'd S1s,is sii
Every attention WILLIE pad Is rerder he Wis.,
It's Of thosc Who Tnsy favor him With call. suls
Portable and pleasant H., !. ~ =
q oiArksburg, Mach esq, Issa.Li " 157oIE
n. B-The stable Is attendsd 10y -esrefnl ara
trnsty- hoatlera..--- - -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
{ \ Thing of Beauty is a Joy Forever.

Why will people endure pimples on the '' hui
man face divine" or eruptions of any kind whsI:
lis fact SO we'll known, that DIR. Guysott's Vel
low Dock and sarsaparilla cleanses the skin from
all impurities, removing all Pimples, Sores and
Blotches, leaving the affected parts as healthy,
smooth and soft as the flesh of babe. 1t is real
ly priceless to all that wish the rosy beauty of
childhood.
1t causes all sores and poisonous wounds to dis
charge all infected matter, and eradicates every
impurity from tho system. .d ed 4
1t does its work mildly but efeetually, giving
conscious beauty and blooming health, in the
place of ugliness and soul-sieSsniugs
sr-scc advertisement. 49, 'r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
Sale of Mill and Land ON
sycamore Creek.

IN pursuance of dccrse of Harrison County
Il Circuit Court, rendered in the case of VIM. A.
Harrison against the heirs of Absalem Bartlett,
decd, shall on the first day of the County
Court of Harrison county, at its next Js nuary
term, sell at the Courthouse of said county on a
credit of one, two and three years, with interest
from the day of sale, tract of land of about So
acres, situate on Sycamore Greek, in Harrison
county, ON which is erected Mill, dwelling
house and other buildings; being the same pro-
perty lately owned and occupied by John T.
Young, and bv him sold to said Absalom Bart
lett The purchaser will be required to give
bonds with good personal security for the pur-
chase money. -. -. = fiE
& ABEL BARTLETT,
December Is, 1s5a.-4t Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

A GREAT WoRK-President Swami
announces that it is his intention to run a
train on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
through. from Baltimore to WheeIing, on the
3lst instant. The cars will leave Balti-
more on the evening of the 31st, SO as to
reach Wheeling at 4 O'Clock on the
evening of the LIST, of January, according
to the pledge heretofore given that the
whole road should be completed on the
LIST of January, 1853.