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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10

BosTor, Feb. 0, 1852
The bark (late ship Shaw, from Boston for Bueno
Ayres, 4th ins was lost Friday night at tho mouth
Of the Kennebec river. The vessel was insured for
$4,000 at the Neptune and Washington offices in this
city The cargo of -four RICE &c. valued at $500 was
insured at the Alliance Office here. She had also on
board a. roe in specie, which is insured here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10

CHARLESTON, Feb 8, 1852
The bark Lancet will become total wreck. The cap
tain and crew have arrived hereslso portions Of the
cargo 1t is expected that most Of the cargo will be
saved in damaged state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
Mysterious Case of Murder.

ROCHESTER, Feb 0, 1859.
To day there was discovered under the floor OF small
hove In one of the back streets Of this CITY the body
man, who, 1t IL supposed, murdered short time
since by his own wife, who aided in the deed by
man. The police in active search after the guilty
uarties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
From Washington .

AN Ex.PoIIcE OFFICER SENTENCED TO BR HUNG :
TRIAL FOR FRAUD UPON THE GOVERNMENT, ETC.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. g. 1852
William Wells, the Baltimore police officer convict
ed OF the murder Of boy sentenced to death this
morning, by Judge Crawford and will be hung the 23d
OF April next The prisoner received his sent ,ncs with
great deal Of conposure.
The trial of Captain Henry A. Naglee, charged with
attempting to defraud the government by presenting
several false vouchers for claims prog ressng In
the Court to-day.
Lola cntes made her Arst appearance here TO- night
and met with brilliant reception.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
The Henry Clay Medal.

Tho Henry Clay Medal.
WARRINGTON, Februaryg 1852
The Of the great medal to the Hon. Henry
Clay, by tho committee from New York-Messs Ulman,
Price, Leupp, Peckham, and Eastman-as Q testimonial
for his great services to the nation and mankind took
place this morning. in Mr. Clsys ROOM in the presence
Of few personal friends.
4 The following is description Of the medal -
DIVERSE sIpE
This side has but single feature Of course and that
an exqusitey dnished and remarkably correct me-
modelled from life by the American sculptor Mr.. 7. D.
Jones under the direction of Mr.. G. G. Wright This
the most perfect likeness Of tao great statesman ever
made The head Is surrounded, at tho verge OF the
medal, by finely executed wreath, the intermediate
surface being plain and highly polished
REvERsE EIDE.
On this side, in plain lettering We have the wing
dates In Mr.. Clay's history
Senate 1895
Speaker 1911.
War Of 1872 with Great Britain.
Client, 1914.
Spanish America, 1873 and 1922
Missouri Compromise, 1921.
Greece, 1924
Secretary of State, 1926.
Panama Instructions, 1926
Tariff Compromise, 1888.
Public Domain, l633-l841.
Peace with France Preserved, 1888
Around this suggestive inscription Is exluistely
wrought border wreath representing six Of the staple
productions Of the country viz Hemp, Indian corn
tobacco rice wheat and cotton This wreath was de-
signed ny VIM. Walcutt and executed by Mr.. Wright
The medal Is Of the largest size made in this
country, the diameter being three and half inches
The weight OF gold nineteen all Of 1t pure
California metal The dies were made entirely by Mr.
O. Q. Wright, and the and all other work was ex-
ecuted under his supervision. 1t begun just year
ago.
This of silver, finely engraved and chased and ia in
excellent keeping with the medal itself 1t was made
by MT Preston, watch case maker, In Maiden lane On
Washington, as it will appear when the additions are
completed On the other side s Q fine view of Ashland
the homestead Of Mr. Clay, and a representation OF
the monument the Cumberland read erected In com.
Of Mr. Clays unwearying efforts the cham
PioD OF internal improvements. The medal is firmly set
In this case, which opens either side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10
The Maryland Legislature and Non-Inter-
ventiOn.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 0, 1852.
The resolutions against Intervention the order OF
the day in the Maryland Legislature, for to morrow
They declare to be the duty Of the United States to
preserve peace with all nations unless compelled to re-
sort to war in defence Of our own rights
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-10

enough to have emanated from the pen one OF the
tnsuisted candidates for the Presidency. He sgusd
that any departure from the policy of non
would hazard the rich nhei ance OF the freedom We
enjoy and result in good to any He called upon
all TO partske of the waters OF the fount Of the
farewell address of Washington. Those afflicted with
new doctrines on higher law. and those who ailict
others may come and be healed. He considered the
upon the world, and the people of other nations the
best way to relieve oppressed Hungary.
Mr.. OAss (den }, tf Mich. here took the floor, when
the further consideration Of the subject postponed
till to- NOR row.
After short executive session, the senate adjourned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
CIRCULAR.
! 4 .lIstLod bu tsiich iSiare O,rners may q.
Protected rom Lass. 81.
NATION Az LOAN sEcEND LIFE ASST
RANCE COMPANY or LON DON.

Z e 81
Z \ futuge Insurance Will effected on the lives
j Of Slaves undertake following rules +
ist. Three touEthS the aetuas cash value Will be
assured
"a There wiifabe inserted ia each policy con-
diten that no other Insurance he made on the same
life ~ 4f +
80. A policy may be transferred to7anoher party
in this STATE On 10 Shareholder in smother State.
without first obtaining The consent efthe Company.
4lh slave dying without the Slate. is stl
covered ~ the policy. I'll
oh, The rremiam stated ID the frst Instance iii
The policy IS the same irrespective of age for the
whole term Of Ave years
9th The premium Tor said term ef ive years 10
be paid SNNtaHLY.ard the policy thus renewed, IT.
respective Of the health Of lie slave al tie time IF
such7renewal.
fSh ReEree letters, demanded in ordinary cases
10 eheeting an insurance, will be dispensed with
IN cases o7assnf fnee ehlhe lives OF Slaves.
sih Satisfactory aed REfsoNfRLE proof of age
will be SstHefent to have that fact endorsed in he
pelicyi afIeoot thereof alter death dispensed with
nth InLcaSe OF difference as Ia the actual eAsu
YALrE ora s@hveYit may be determined by reference
iotwo persons, IL be mutually chosen 81 The owner
and The agent al the Company.
10th. Parties insuring on the lives of Slaves
can, at The end OF any Year discontinue the polick
il they wish 10 do SO.
llth, The annual expenses or such insurance
will depend upon the age Of The Slave al his next
birth DAY, via
For INSTANCE, 90 $500, Annual Premium for ,ho
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
WATER

yvEWs s0hjed.s deserve more anehions1han the
4 necessiiy s! oaiaiUiag azcbpiaiIs supply oil wa3
tyr, but ia 1ookipefo QUANTITY M sHpplsf quality
Lsen illouaht III less itao,Itance there ctnid
no,sbna more GROSS error OF uaeal6fe fatal 10 de-
I.oI}f,,F i911 ec4ggHiY EtpToposer 10 ex4
n Of tAs serious ineonyehirnces which re-
frDyn an ia5ulleous seleati{shs bard water for
- 49,, y,r4,fos ,T7r 3t,zr fstnd in snringsf
~ lsse,i1 Ri rain lfhirIi lall1n5,,
- ,tiEs;l rta}s fflragb Il and theg porous
f4 tsasfL gtd s1lsb-s otIt id tbe torm OF springs
. 5ii iIrr-y :IirrS bel which feln. Cd
IS. g. - <Sgf,5 4,,,b, ti4tbe iatr4r defect I'd
,-e}i~ III ie LnssS3ge through h
- sifsf6s ~, .o},,,te. iionntifi5s Yafy-{
ll'tA., Huh s;4 lI5r,t,., ,,,ftt, The ireoTpf-
! LIZ 7. ,is III Seine nrinrfpally
70 s-t5,.fs r,,g..' M. lSn,e .fs5s Yyps.1n
ut,.sadi WI fh ;3ssf,rps
s-t any aiasis s ,,-ae5 sisaIi,5t liI1e
l@l. III 81 y ,ratrra analV
aIu - ,;cy,lf 10 describe Ind
Igd 4, @ H.. ,r common afyei Oh
- -: * II l{sr. Ao, eafthy salt de-
iot'N2a : - 49, sr,s-; .ion = 4 cleanser
e2o Z 60, - -. cai .,,,be1 generally I
i, ,bs, aJ1sI "a 4vafer containing rtnr I
= -. ~: ;h HI soilf i,ir,1i,,a an itt
" no n lltproert This insnu-I
: ;s "a r,,lfd yhrk noearS In hard va i
~. -, ,ta.Eino Vii, soan Hard a3er is al
farS9+ mil hi lie 1itoe Las been Te-
- b.,,,,i,ir,,, ,,.i,b Ire ,iIt acid of soap EYt
80 roo 81 N ,catAf III This kind qsualfrs de-
.sf55,s ~ onndes of sdar-this 4 an enormous
r,-s. II rer4tns observe t3eir habits in washing
~. ,; eTea5ye FIAT fhe principal quarity OF the
+ 3ieT Is sea III sam net as cleanser bui merely
srr' tbe pnTpost otrinsing of the very spating q
ES5i,nt einpared f5r detergent purposes, We 90
nh wash ourselves IN But iii 81 lie basin-ihe pro-
cess Of Washing with soft water is quite difkTent,
the whole quansiy beng then applied as clesnseT,
ne valae 81 sod water Tor 2asbiEg will By expert
nlent. be al once recognized. Nov afthousA The
SOAP nav be ceon0mised 10 personal abluN5R br3
Inc uncomfortable method teseribet il is impsssible
to obtain the economy in the washing Of clothing,
&c. Ths labor.required 10 wash in bafd.waier is
very much greater ian when i IS soft, and the adj
ditonal tear and wear is very important conside-
ration We now draw attention 70 The ineonFeni-
ence Of hard water 10 cooking il is well known
loose much IF their delicate Color become yelow,
And assume shFiyelledg and disazrecable appear
ance. losing much Of heir delieacy TO The taste ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
VIM. kHsBE. HENRY 6AEHLE, Epw. Belts
FIRST PREMIUM GRAND IND SQUIRE
s3gAAaO sgGAEsgga
kNABE, GAENLE d CO.,
NiANUFACTTRERS,


noe 8 6, aad Eatdar street. opposite Eutaw House,
wv 0ULD respectfully invite public attention,
w (aud particularly those in want Of Superb
sor PIANO FORTE ut moderate price,) to the ex-
iensive assortment constahllyon saleat their Ware
rooms. Our establishment il now the most extern
sive South, Numbering over che hundred woFkmen,
with well selected stock Of seasoned materials,
from which. we ara. manufacturing PIANO FOR
TIES, combining the most valuable Improvements
known.
Our Iron frame Piano Fortes, for which We have
received First Premiums for three successive years
(from lac Maryland Institute over, those Of
Northern Make, are particularly worthy Of alien
lion being 50 arranged as to4seure great addition
al strength without affecting the tone for which our
instruments havebeen so highly Recommended BY
the best Professors and amateurs, throughout The
country.
A guarantee for FIVE. years will Be given, viii
each iEstrnment sold by us Of our make, viii
privilege Of exchange, al any time within sii
months from day ofsale il mol perfectly satisfactory
CarhaTt& Needham's Patent MEL0DEONS
constantly on hand Can article we can recommend.
Pianos received in exchange.
Tuning attended to.
March q lS53-6nl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
a BAsIlrUL LovER.

The most bashfal man we have heard of
recently was young gentleman from St
louis, who was married in this city the
other day TO young lady ffom an adjoin-
ing town. We are informed BY parties WHO
are acquainted with the circumstances, THAI
after the friends had assembled, and tie
parson had arrived, and every preparation
had been made, the young man would not
be prevailed upon to come out Of his room
o.perform his part of.the ceremony From
sheer difidoncc no resisted all entreatics,
from nine o'clock IN ahc morning, the hour
appointed for the wedding, till kfe III the
afternoon. Atlast lis friends succeeded in
s shS III ea his SSgE2ra to tae kpe nl8f
ion to the altar, thus relieving her and her
friends from an embarrassing situation
How this b2skfui young man will manage
TO. get through the world, his friends are
curious to Know.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

RicnRs Riches, without mceknoss and
thanlfulness, do not make any man happy.
But let me tell you that riches with them
remove many fears and. cares And there
fore my advice is, that you endeayor to be
honestly rich or contentedly poor; but be
sure that your riches be justly got, or you
spoil all. Por it is we'll said, "He that
loses bis conscience has nothing left that is
worth keeping n-I,aac Wa1toa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Or INSTANCE, % $500, Annual Premium for Is,

And IN otbfF ages nos ctu Iaic ID prtlntrfila
polieYzEet of 81 . "a rarabTe in-lhe siirsi H.
stance ouly-hot demanded afterwards III
IhllSs-A Slave aged 30 years .ean BE- inSural
i3r SSVo (othef suns Iafgersr smaller, proraa3l
faE year, far 50; andif Ee dies he owner al
though deprived Of the feyenpe of his labor, hy Il,
oFalhaFN eakaait1, Will suiH AH Ne unfecpmnchSst
Tor ans los saP1fere wilt SIN felaain 10 AnlH
not bis Slave- bui i5e $500 which constituted =
value, which sum he caasBnetSt Is replace III.
revenue the dea1h u the Slave would have dSc
-znrired hA0znf II insured |,
Tor any yaflher :infarmatiJu desired. please al.
ply "a &. W.zIiER FRI. AGENT,
szzFeErtaFy IT, ls52-Gm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
j HELL IMPROVED FARM
EOR SHE.


II OFFER a, pirate sale the FAR il upon Wiki
y reside, sisHased about iolr ~
ChafiestoniR. Jsiferspn eenHty, Va adioigihr -
iandsof ~ q. Washington, r. Wosfhingtons Csee
L, Washington and otsIsrs, and containing abou,
$50 4 CRES OFLdND.
iiriT OF NEgh are 10 Inter. he balance Il ar.t,
land divided Into nine fields all anaer coed fsrei,
mostly posi- ard cap-fenee
Tne improvements coasist Of large. convenient
ia and newly buiEi Dwelling. cnntaigjhr
ess6fsa sSsen Tocns, with cellars uHfser lie yrhaIa
~ - smoke h9Ise, ice house sErvaussf hons
g, stab e. corn house, and large grana
~ divided into gamers capable Of holding 2Gao
bushels q wheat All the bniidings necessary f,r
the cenlioEt and convenience OF family ~ ii, Fen
erected within lsw Yeas past and are IN effa ~
pair, TheTeEis upon lie farla VARIETY IL chaiEe
IflB selected from Tic les. nurseries and ,asi II
them nov baaE5ag, viz. apples. peaches cherries.
apAlee!s psa4ls, &c. The land has been fartnea
eAeiasissty WIN a slew % Us improvement cioref
aud plaster has been freely used and III Is now IN
tiae stale of cultivation. The Winchester ana pb-
toiaae taitroad n miles distant and The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad miles distant offer Great n
ssises i.'s the transportation of the produce Of tie
fafhi either e tha Baltimore OF District markers
The EaFFers Ferry and SInihfeid Tgrnuike nE
insas seed anH safe route to Charie1tossn al i ii
seasons a he year.
+ IS location will compare favorably viii tl8l ol
anysiarsn II The e6huiy q Jefferson as regards
health society fertility ef SOIL or facilities 10 paaf
Est Persons wishing ia purchase land. wei>im-
proEea with every thing 70 band, are requested to
eal and yiewthe pfemisRs. e
For terms apply to th8 subscriber. living upon
me premises, oEif by Letter, a6dresscdto Charles
town In C, &MepF fRseN II
October g. its5I. tf : - : -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
Cash for Negroes,

TT1HE subscriber is anxious to purchase alarge
u number Of Negroes, of both sexes, sound and
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose Of, viii
find ito their interest 10 give him can before sell
ing, as lie will pay the rerg highest cash prizes.
He ean be seea al the Berkeley Courts, al Martins
burg, on The "a Monday and Al BerTvyille on the 4tl
Monday in each month, and usually al his residence
in CharlestoTp-
tended to. WA. CROW.
CharIestowh. Feb. -. 1sls-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
: lsIsAITIMORE AGENCY.
VARIETY.
he CAME NOR UNTO ME.


twincd my sungy trcsscs
With wrratis d budding roses,
eAnf at beside the lattice 49,
At sunsets golden CLOVIS. .5
eepntcd FAST ihe moments, f
That Easter f,~, and frrsc
! And -waiteA for his coming; :
lie came rot unto me.
The golden slaws Of sunset
Had faded from the sky
Aaa night, IN spaaglcd garmeals,
Game slowly sweeping BY
!. Her yeil ofchon ilask,
She threw across. the seal
stal waited This coming
lie cane net unto INC r.
Aig hair wa. damp and heavy
With midaighs's deSsy pca4is;
And the rosc-wresth was fAdcld.
That bouad my flowing caTli.
In bitter disappointment,
tore the flowers away
lie had mol been their frcshne1 5;
lie shall net their decay.
My eyes grew dim and dimrnct,
For tears obscnred their Light,
Oh, he was coli and heartless,
To stay away tonight
ltwined my hair with roses,
The brightest buds there be
Oh. he was cold and cruel,
10 stay away from me. I,
twincd my hair with roses
The blnshing buds are dead !:
The hopes that filled my bosom
With nights last star, have 4cdg
With heart subducd aad chas9l bed, s.
To Heaven, bend the knee,
And wait no more his coming,
Who came not unto rnc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

~ When young men have nothing to
live upon but love, they commonly fall in
love and get married-just as if hugging and
kissing were substitute for mutton chops,
Of as If terms Of endcarment would supply
the place Of masheS taters and fricased
mackerel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

~ A peasant being at confession, accu-
: sed himself Of having stolen some hay.
The father confesscr ASKED him bow MANY
bundles he had taken away from the stack
That is of no consequence" replied he,
you may set it down for wagon load, for
my wife and are going to fetch tue remain
der soon.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

~ a Jerseyman gives the following ad
vice to gardeners 50 20 cure hens from
! scratching up your garden beds, you cut
their dainty scratchsrs of, just below their
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

= A NIsrAKI.-A gentleman at the Astor
House table, asked the person sitting next
to hun, if he please to, pass the mustard.
Sir, said the man, do you mistake me
for waiter p
s0h, no sir, yas the reply, mistook you
for q gentleman
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
lIarnatS,

~ n Won WANT BARGAlNS7 THEN GO
I'd q. s. GRIFFITH, No. "a BALTia5oRE
eT.,rr] Aeiween Cal street and Tripolett's alley.
III has3iust received by importation and from A.
-er;c,a manufacturers as wen as from auction
sa1as i sn,epdid ASSORTMENT Of CARPETS. which
k i pYepared to sea very low prices. His stock
consstsin part CT
ysIvet TapestrvE Brussels DO; Brussels
THEE Ply; sup4T lngfains; extra DO
Danaask Veniiian.
Floor OIL CLOTHS and MAFFlNGS, Of an
,viatbs and evereT staETety Of Rugs. Mats, Table
r.nysrs lDruggets,g Ssthir Rods and Linen.
al nsrsons. who viii call and purchase, cannot
fail 10 receive fail satisfaction as regards quality
pattern and prices March =, 1852,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

n5-a Amt it wicked to rob dis chicken
roos, Jim r.
OATS . great moral question, Gumbos
we hain't mo- time 10 argue II now; hand
down-anoder pullet r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

SHAksrgARE-aI It appears to me- said a
small apple-faced. man, the other day, : il
appears to me that they make great deal
Of fuss With this fellow, Shakespeare I'd
Just ike to know whatit's all about Why,
II il wasn't for his writing, be ncrer would
have been heard Of r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
New Style Curtain Goods.

.TUST- receiged very extensive assortment Of
- new stiles 81 Curtain and varians oiher Ep-
holserf gogas for tl fall and winter seasons fon1
sjktinglin PartasfoleWs:
Z saith Dslanss. rely styles and brigbreasofs,
Unidn DaHsas rs, III coors and qallies;
Wosl DO do tgiS
dol Moseens do dos
TURKEY Reds plata and figured; I
NEos Gin. all sizes; Silk ,5eb;
Emba Muslin. CuEtains, white ann COZ I'll
plaid and fa'd WIS plush and all c0raJS; "a
Brass Goraicss, I'd west styles;
DOL Ornaments, Do:
d58 Curtain Ba1ds ard Pins;
Gill Rods Rings dnd Ornaments;
yyos3 OOPS ana I'asscls; Silk DO.
Alsol Keep on hald and manufacture q order,
Fsa;hp4 Beds. Hair,I Husk and Moss Mattresses
Pew Cushions. Sc together with everything APP
nfsG Ia Ills Tide of business may be had at
q. S. GRFFITH'S,
Tpbolstciy Warehouse, I22 Bait. ST.,
ApriK29 1852. next TO lhe 9alflot once.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
C0S1UIE2E x3AMG,
Cyr3cre q Praa ~ an CcgtFe gfatlei. Spec,
EsA L. NJ RE.
Spring AND SUMNER eL0THEyCC G,

II IN. COLE Ids removed from Nos 3lS aud
49, 3is} Baltimdce street a c 0S IrL' DE
Il III where VIII he found he largest and le>t
MafiJYF ts48ftras RI ies or raurf. prhfr trsr
plaid C$assimeTes. Ness 81 every variety atrorres
pesdiaE prices. Alb large assoltmeutot Eoys
Cio;hi4s.
Imp5Eiirg our own Clolhs ditect~fton,. Europe
and manufacturing II the mos, extensive scale. en-
aS4cs rs 10 oler injt dement's iapufchaStLs ret 10
he SURPASSED hy any I5lQtaing Establishment iSFtbe
Uuiicdl States. T6cIpEopsiqurs ARE dcleqninealo
make AIe wholesale Rooms the point q gTea{ ~
-lraclio6, and have n bw made uP|molc than 5U%|O
Garmahs, from HE finest qna.iiyto the lowest IN
Price.
la f'ie Custom DEPARTMENT wfll always be found
the choicest sclecliuh az Cloths Cassineres and
Yestiuks. which will be made bp al the shortest
notice, and III the latest style, and fl always
gparrahteed
{The ono Pricd system always adhered 70.
Remembcr The nar le and place, Ceracr of Pfat.
s'.5 Gan ss l ls5s n - So III II. COLE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17

10 4 western editor, in speaking of a
eotemporary who is down with the /" fever
and shakes says the doctors have given
him ap,n which is just what his bail did two
years ago, whom he was indicted for horse
stealing. Singular Coincidence, isn'tit2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-06-17
EgRE .Fs sgEe.a.4.CL,.

'1uE AA+loEat IioaN-FyIn IHFE ASSURANCE
focMJY, oF 1!oNpaN
Ctp'rAl{Sa go ,060-S@artrs 5il2,s1o.
E1&iNI LIZ s5aitiNguSs explanatory ef the bust
=. res, anf tae advantages et lie AssurancG
wi1t~be tarnisleJrdn aPpicatiau.L,
- 81 WaIIEPBERT.
otin nj atfence' apricot Pms eau IL made 10 /
I'm q. n MtsoN. j
-JisdHGf EIdifpicr Cffr}eSora
pa. 4qHN .. SrARRY, "
1Id5sa} Egaa3FeF. Kgtpsfs- + s74y,
J. DR..i Fl. TAYf.es,
ilisdtcoi itaaaErrr S4cpiefdStdifs.
THiSC0MPANA have Also oap,utsa 81 iytpi5,s
POLICIES fur the INSURANCE { f SLAVE
LIFE, a melh@d BY which slave owners NAV b.
protected tton loss
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+. w. HERBERT. Agent.
Cbarestown Nov 10 1851
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Cash For Negroes.

THOSE persons having Negroes for sale, car
u get the highest price BY calling on the subscTf
her al Charlestown Application in person Or b,
letter will he promptly attented to-
July q, 1851 z. g. BRA6G
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ms. Well, George, asked friend. of
young lawyer who had been admitted a.
bout a year, how do you like your profes-
sion 2
The reply was accompanied by brief
sigh, to suit the OCCASION my profession is
] much better than my practice,