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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31
4 United PARTNERSHIP formed

4 United PARTNERSHIP formed by
~ OLIVER ~. BOsTuICK EDWARD STAPLE,
TON and CEPH As H. NORTON.
Frat. The firm undrI which partnership Is
be Conducted IL BIOS rWICK STAPLETON
Second. The general ~ the bushes nte dad
transacted is the MANUFACTURtnO ana DEALING In
HATS, CAPS STRAW GOODS &c
Thiyd: The Of tbs General partners Interested
therein OLIVER N. BOSTWICK, who resides In the
city Of Brooklyn sDd EDWARD STAPLETON, who re-
ndes IN the city OF New YORK. and the OF the special
paJtrer CFPH AS h NORTON whose place Of residences
IL 10 the city OF NeV-Yok
Fourth The amount OF capital which said special partner
has contributed 70 the common stock u TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS in cash
FUh The said partnership is TO commence the first
tsy Of Iuy 1882 and 10 terminate tie first day Of Janu
AIRY, lS55.-NewYo,k, Juns 81, 1862.
OLIVER N. bOsTWiCk
EDWARD STAPLEtON
CEPHeS NORTON
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lVE ING SCHOOL Tor BOYS. ct NEW-ROCHELLE-
Deghuliy situated the Sound the Neptune Housa
hour from New York and mile from the depot Of the
New Haven Railroad accessible s hours OF the day
Circulars Roe Lockwood Son. Address either Rev Mr.
BOURNE or RUFUS LOCKWOOD Principals, Pelham
Westchetter Co, Y.
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CTNCURRENT MONEY-We are buv.

~ ing State az one third, Eastern at one eighth Jsrsev
al quarter Of one per aud other money properties
aely. hEGAREf JOHNSON, o Wall cor Newest
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PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING.-A

IL c LEWIS having long experience accountant
has opened Counting Room No 81 Broadway Opposite
the Psrk for the study and practice Of Bookksepng ~
double entry Each pupil receives private instruction and
actually keeps set OF partnership books embracing the
transactions OF large commercial mouse. Merchants
CLERKS and others desiring arn the science OF bookkeep
ing respectfully invited TO call Terms moderate Ref
crepces gwen.
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L>OR SALE-Three valuable LOIS 1s..i 81
III afed in 8tb-st between Avenue ,th wood build
Ina on OF. Of them q s. cash price
In one parcel and 70 trouble zoe ~, funher oar.
enIs. application NAV be made 70 messs Ave-.
sHATRMaE Lumber merchants, in S'h-st os'"eon "'e'
,nes e and ID.
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nor SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT

ct POUGBKEFrslEIThs gel; now Tb. bouss il
sssrnnea Formerly by Hon ~ p Tallmadge I ne uos
Snt a. feet square tive doresin hight with oase1n a
stc and plaza and brick stable .by enc scpe. filed
5b variety of sbrubbe, fruit tree 20 Ine SuasoS
= nommsndins and perfectly healthy and Wsn unp
e. = mmnsr boarding. -house. Apply 70 "N' A. noA'
Ems A gept No 80 Wsllst. second moor.
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EREIGHT CARS Fifty Eight
Wheeled Platform Cars made In the most thorough
~, the hest materials and sty lie OF construct To-
Sprrg, For sale, TO be delivered Immediately
Essex company GORDON MCKAY, Ageat
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ATENT SELF-STOPPlNG HY.

Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Patent made al
No 81 Marions has been extensively used than 81,
fears past ara proved the substantial durable by
drsnt in not broken by children carelessness
sheapy repaired without digging eft runnina will
DOT burst pipe, hsey to freeze properly put in Also
double Hy diaus supply two yards For sale by the Plumb
generally Landlords viii 6rd those Hydrsnts the uoss
economical and make the least trouble and expense
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Grbonls.
OIVIL ENGINEERING SCHOOL,

~ Directed by VICTOR BEAUMONT, C f Graduate
Of the school OF Arts and Manufactures Of ParsA
Of Lectures and Lessons will bego the LIST Of Sep
tember For psculss and references apply at the
School, No $50 Houson-st Wooster.
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no PARENTS.-A LADY accns,ome1

10 teaching Is DESTROYS Of taking tire. q, f,n, i.
from TO u years In her family educate I.St ;,s;
few minutes rde OF the Brooklyn ferries Sasoo noan
sry aud healthy The hest OF references given a.
Address PARENTS. Box !. scr Post-Offce 'F"SA'
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DIANO. FORTES.-The finest asort-
ent Of Piano Fores in the city may bs oound at the
sraciops warerooms OF N p. b. CURTIS GU, NO Az
can Patent Action Pianos Gilbert Co.'S popular no
ian Piano GIberts and Others Boulder Also variety OF
and second hand Pianos TOR sale or 70 let NO. T'
Broadway.
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E 36i Broadway one door above Ihompson'' Saloon
Persons about pucbanng Pianos invited to Call al tne
Waoeroms Of BENNETT CO. where thew will ma
an assortment of Rosewood Piano Fores OF modern style
Ever instrument sDted for two Years Shouio deop1
he as to quality the payment be deferred
until such oonts are removed old Pianos received In part
paw for New and SECOND hand ahoS l" LOU
MaInfactor1 Nos Sill 3i3 and 3l5 RlyiDxt0n-st
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r IGHTNlNG-ROD STORE, No. I56

IL BkOADWAY.-BOYFRS Rod, are isolated with
gsss, enc mounted top Nth silver plans points and
magnets thus constituting the perfect protection Of
any rod ever invented and at price OF 2 per foot
everything furnished Agents snted In this business in al
pats of the Union. j. BOYER
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SSICAL and COLLEGIATE

~ BOAKDINU and DAY SCHUUL Tor 1UUNU 'FEN
TLEMEN, semnary-h, Newhureh, Y.-WlLLlAM
X. HARPER nj. A., Princpa.-This Institution, Opsned
on the LIST OF May Is in successful ops'ation The next
qusref will commence the Goth Of July Circulars
tanning terms references &c be obtained spplic.
ton to the Principal at No. 300 Broadway and No %
PaIk.rov, N. Y.
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S COURSE Of BOOK
Nj ONTEVUE INSTITUTE BOARD

lVI KEEPlNG.-Ths aud beautiful work. printed
In colos for sale at the Authors Counting Rooms for the
Practice Of Book Ieepne, No SO4 Broadway Price 81 %
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ORACTICAL NAVlGATION-In all
. TATE AND NATIONAL LAW

~ SCHOOL Basoo Spa SpSarstoga County, N v
ane Conmene-ueut Exercises viii take place on the lib
~ August al 10 A, NJ Hon A c Page will deliver the
Orston The uexi Term will commence the 9Th Of Sep
oei Object ot the Institution, TO train young In
~ Speaking and the Trial OF Causes well IN
ey request directed (pos,psidl 10 j w FOWLER
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TARRYTOWN INSTTTUTE, Tarry-

s,o.sh y. Yin this Institution young Gentlemen are
s yy Instructed In all the hTsnche, requisite for com.
$1,000 psos entering College Circulars contrasting
tss,enoos sIS sc can he obtaaed At C. shepard Co
Bookstore, No l52 Fulton-x ~ v III wileox No 2ss
Broadway, New'York, or by sddrrsdpr "e'A' '' -
A NEWMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

native Of France, having much experience and unusual
qualifications Teacher could instruct few hours tgo
three times week III French lin College School Ri"
almost any extent well gentlemen
Of this city Address FRENIH, Unonsquare Post Office
A. the teaching would be to occup, the intervals
prof able bu'iness, the terms would be moderate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-31

IL Wool, FLAX and silh Machinery manufactured oy
pnI, Curtis Co. Manchester, imported order. Pay
nent IN NewYork Address, for prices &C. their author
red sgents 10 the United States. JAS COCKER co.
No "a John-st- New-York
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THOR SALE-One hundred lots of Land,

beautifully situated Reid sv.. Monroe and madson.
sss IN m, CITY of Bcookyn, tw) mules from feck sup
Tx rice $40 each These lois will compare ayora'ly
s sn,y OF locsti. n beathfunss &c, with auy o,ner
Lot. p New York is vicinity, and are more easy Of &C.
cess tbsn Lots in NewYok which are held at ron 81 70
mat
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DIaNO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No

II P,ice $3.50, the owner going 70 Europe-A New
Cabinet London mace Rose Woo ma 10 orte ~
Stosl "a march Amply immed at No. 81 ChamDersst
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NOR SALE-Au elegant free stone

DnR SALE-The superior, hgnt-dra1t
YIN NARY AND SUSAN nov lying AZ the
1..S se Doei as so. burden Sns u, .o North
Caroline entirely Of Ssn sp set "a. g o, water, well
ero-I 81. md ngSrg ,nd every gay superior vessel
. ao.stirg psd, II nos disposed OF at py.te sale
~ 'ns - sod at Auction, TO close concern, on
ny snWrnNEspAY the 18th Of August . -
N L. bcCREADY CO, no. 80 Soutn-t
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EXCEI ISIOR.-Parents wishing to find

AZ institution mich sood order IL maintained by
zeal kindness and rape improvements secured by thorough
instruction win hs pleased and served At the Commercial
On" N~'- SOLOMON yENNEk Principal
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EOUND OUT.-The Farmers were adj

vis'c. month since send in heir o'ders 10 avoid
disappointment They have found delays ara d4n
serous We sgsn advise all who wish 'h Excelsior Thr~h-
ard Cleaner that hrashes cleans fit for market with
two horses oneha to three fourths bush- grain per
@inute. to order this month. J. @. GILBERr No. 2e
PeaTlst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
CONSUMPTION


There il, perhaps, no disease with which our
country isaffeeted, which sweeps of annually SO
many victims. as that fell destroyer Of the human
Consumption. Day after day, year after
year The nsaifaie monster hurries 10 The portals Of
the cold and silent tomb fresh added victims 10 is
conquest No:wak of life is sacred from its blight.
ing in1uense. No agR is exempt from its death
dealing shafts. The old, The middle-aged, and The
young all alike, food for This common enemy OF
mankind The white4hared patriarch, whose life
Of internperanre has rendered his system imperyi-
Gus TO The attacks Of other ills, ard whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment oflie,s calm
~ pags fastening lis fangs upon
ase caring him from world ever bright
spent - oa5s sen
,ls there no help for the afflicted. No preven,ive
o. ne dangers which beset as ID our chanerahIe
and heke ciime2 We think there Is. And n he
aeSati9ns Of those who are at least entitled 10 vs
IactY may be believed there i r,ts,sn,. - ~
Il remedy. %nu
WistaFs Balsam OF wild f.berrv i otTs,ad u
suffering world as such Ii needs M, ne . .t. y
flious lid uf long sitting Of cttious cer,;s.s,a.
to give Il ngteriety lis true value and
celsece are sufficient 70 entie II 10 he ro56de,a
Of the public, ard to
/" Wan on to fame
the nameoF is inventor, as benefaetor Of ii. seL
cie<. -
Noe genuine unless signed BUTTS on he
wrapper. Foysaie By IN. SMITH
Dec - 1851
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Ffem ~ Flag Of eur If,.iea.
s THE NEW sNEAR.

Al hail thou glad, glorious, happy New Year
Wen welcome thee ioyousY now lhou art here
With cur snuniest smile, and cleudless brow,
Thou Joyous New Year we'll welcome the nowl
Though the old year has passed from us ever away
The new comesh onward our hopes 10 repay
o. mayit bring gladness to all the wide eaEth~
And grea,be the JOY to WHICH it gives birth.
A New Year Of happiness true may il prove,
OF pace and Of plenty Of light and Of love,
May hbring 10 our hearihstones bright gIadncss
and mirh,
And a harbinger be offreedom to EARTH
May blessings be srewn in Thy path glad New Year!
TO our hearts mays, thou ever be gratefully dear
And when In sad trial 10 sorrow and pain,
Wen think Of thy hours, and .hope eyere again
Again on the breeze comes the welcome for thee
Glad, joyous and happy, thou ever shalt be-
TO our tanermast hearts thy hours shall be dear
All hair ihoa bright glorious. lovely New Year
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g nEIIsoUEsr sunscRlpERs.

- - - 80. = n
we Is not sapaose that subscribers who haes'nal
i neglect 10 pay Tor their papers can Be moved %
rnv hing ii The way d persuasion q reason
short 81 legal process which printers me kiacest
hear,ei raee of men in he world dislike % employ
erren ii the last resort there seems q be no meaas
81 reaching me sensibIties Of those hardened SIN
uers who never pay for their paper. Some O cur
bre,seren Of The rra however are trying ne eise'
ofanalhemas string Of which We sabloin, win sne
in,olcrab.e imprecation Of The FredeFieSsenrs
News - RicsreEd RegHt5ieas.
Asaikaaas Of The Graft on The aLaRs arho
,r0ald not Pay the Priafer,
Nay he be shod With lightning snd com.
PEELED to wander over desert Of gunpow-
/ der.--N o Pie.
May he have sore eyes and chestnut nurf
for an eye stone.-Bosfcn Post
May he be sunk neck deep in sssgnant
pcol to be nibbled 10 death by tadpoles,
Bahsnors Clipper
Il Nav he wrishe. under the volaminous
curse Of DR.. Stop fsrentag Post
Nav his sorrows double daily, aud his life
leprtLen in the same ratio that his sorrows
are multiplied Frankfort FcoaaaH.
Nav every day ofhis life be moro despotiC
. than the Dey of Algicrs. \. Nsss !.
! May he repose his weary limbs at night
{ mon / bed full Of fcas and inhale the odol
Q OF ten thousand bed bugs Gin Non.
May he never again be permitted TO seq
the face Of fair woman, and be bored TO dea.l
: by boarding school Misses practising thel
irst lessons Of music, without the priyileg
i May he, upon pulling on tight boot I'M d
e live hornet in the bottom May he
+ rode on rail, after getting his boot off, wit
o sharp edge up, with bushel bag of san,
+ tied to each leg, By torch light procession
. and Kissed By all the boys in ten miles round
y Brotcaio,es IThig.
e May "a troupe Of Printers Dcriis, lank an
il hungry, dog his heels by day and may tn
"A famine stricken ghost of an editors 3bab
Ne chaupt his evening lullaby, and hiss ',lu
hi der IN his dreaming ear.-Star Sais Pa
Of May he be compelled to walk, duripg th
q day, With bare feet over prickly pears an
"A sleep at night in a. Muskeet chaparal, Will
lc out q blanket or lariat to keep therattl
as snakes off H12Stos Beacon.
he May be have aiscolding wife. and SIM
:, king chimney, and may his days be man.
= ITcstsrn Terrain
), May be be in debt and dunned every hot
= ofievaFy day by creditors as rcmorseless
= Shylock, and as importunatcs as the wido
: in holy writ May no slice pcomo to his ey
], lids, nor rest to his conscience, until the la
= might oflis Indebtedness is cancelled Ma
: he he lathered with aquaforts and shave
with q hand saw BY a drunken barber, vi
j. shall read to him during the operation eve
Il line, and syllable of the supplement to Il
- Virginia Convention Fred Ncacs
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Diroinio trse Dress
BIZ ii. N. GALLAHER q co.
THURSDAY MORNING.
5aNUAnY i. 1859.
Tur. REroINTlp0 5 raAaeE.

The bold nsnErAiics 81 fsquis Sspoieoa dzs ne'
Indicate much advance ID ne raase q seneine r <
psbiranism Il hasNsslisa evesF lsssy wkolsd
a., rr<tieuslE observed ihe naiufsI tstdeufF Il
shinfs 10 that unstatle sonntfy. Sasisase vys NJ
sificisa Sor awhile nader ne administrator il he
kfsneh Prrad<nl, auk nou the SANE smljllsAs "a
aixitnal makes metit n extending she elective
faaehise, for The purpose 81 bringing shr great hoy
q he spangipaied pagnla.e 10 his .gFgoft But
shN viii End thar ia Eassaiaing himN ey are doing
erfy iiiie for the pronlosion u rational ireedo-
Nof does lhs movement 10 Farce add much 10
abe Kessnih ernssde in IBIS county. Orr quiet
and rejoicing citizens viii scarcely he willing 10
3eopzfd he peace and property Of The nation FOR
gke purpose o. aiding ssd1 Republisanism a. that
now prevailing 10 france. Aad how much b-Iser
prepared are he people Of Hungary ana Germany,
ssors whose suGsSiags We now bear such doleful
lameniationsi
We have The most Perfscteoahdence 10 The mail
tsnanke o. The washing,oniaa policy Of non a;er-
veDiion There may Be vast oaipsuring 81 ego-J
qpsncc and Of money il the great eilies and AMONG
he foreign population. butil will not lead 10 any
practical result Already there are symptoms Of re-
setton--and we look upon the hesitation Of The
House p Representatives, 10 providing Tor the re.
eentinn NJ Kaesss,k, ti.. he spec declaration al
New York; as an eYidenea ih@.e 1885,
thoaghr will be iayoked, before committing the ma
lion TO any new system Of policy in regard to Eu-
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Baltimore Market.
randolph = Latl.ner,s

CtRcuLaR OF PtieEs N TIE BaLTiMoss MAREEr .
FSr ths REX saasmg Dec 81, 1851.
Reported expressly for The Free Press.
Ays,x.-Ssles at.s3 10 81 per Dbl. 4erE scsfcr.
B,-rrER.-Sais Of GIades al i2a 10 l6 ess--Gur'
Packed al 10 to 20 cls-cemmoa Wssesp ss6ts I
Brxsw4r.- demand Tor shipment and ss,es
are made al 81 10 - els.
Rgaxs.--w White beans are bringing 81 50 ret sus
Mined IS 10 100 els. f
BAcoS-Thel supply Is better and demand 9os
40 good, though We qaote last weeks Iates Saies
IN Shoulders al IS TO 81 ets--Sidss al 10 % e1--
Hams al 10 10 l2l cts.
CArgIg.-S50 head were offered al The scales On
Monday of which 45l5weIe sold 70 City Butchers,
AMI Packers al S250t 10 81 on The hooi, equal "
s. 10 s., IS net The balance were driven io hi
caas.-Good demand and sales al 81 10 IS CT farI
CIoygasrEp SALES al 81, Is 10 So s..
CngsSurs-The receipts are lighter and WITH q
good demand, prices have improved. Sales "
! best lots al 81 50 10 50 % per Rushef
CorSrgy SaAP-Sales al Il to 81 cts
| Balgn FURNISHES Of Apples Al 81 .ee to Si2s
/ t-Peaehes al 81 IS 10 81 %,
/ DrERsEiNs.-~Sales al IS TO 90 cts.
FLoua-Firm IL our lat quotations Sales a
1 blth Howard s.. and Ciiy Mills az p
II F4AxssEn.-Sales az Sl,.sl e 3 ?; Si,.o o.
I1l2i 70 l5-Grey Fox al Ia tolo-Red Fox al -
10 100.
/ FgArukas-Sales al 35 to.ssTi cts
GixssNe-Ih demand al - 10 IS cts
Hoas.-Good demand and sales at SIS 10 Sc +
LARp.-Sales in Kegs al 9 10 9! els-B6s 4
81 TO els 4
MrsTARR SrEp.--sales Of prime article ., ,
10 ) cents
oArs.-Nev are bringing 30 10 IS cae.. good DC
mand.
Pas Black eyed peas will bring 60 10 20 els.
RYE-Sat al 10 10 % cts
sdstirARks "A good article viii bring q
/, 100 ets rer bl.
T,LLow.--Sales al "a to s els.
TtMoruY SEkp.-SaleS at s. so 10 S5,T5
Y NESisSPrime saddles free from salt VII
bring 10 TO II cls.
WuKar-71 10 So cts for interior 10 good soC.
to prime al 20 % 9 cts; family lour white al So i
+ 9jctS
WooL.-sales. Of unwaslied Is 10 eoi washed q
90 10 30 cts "
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rnE AMnRIcAs TELEcRarH.

We have watched with no small degree Of inter
e., lac progress ofthis excellent ie newspaper al
Washington sefe graii6sdlO hear that !. was
daily growing in,osfayor under the management Of
lis sensible and sprighEly conductor.
Bot we now confessto misgivings. j is giving
itself up 10 the dreamy imaginations Of some self
styled State Rights. mar, AID is going over 10
The Democracy Il exhibit S.dent signs Of Cal
hounish lranscendentaiism and will go the way
or all that school OF politicians unless The propre-
Tor again places IL under the control Of his pwn
sound judgment
Who'll believe III Thomas O. Connolly, the
indomIiablc "Lopdoun Wing" declares his paper
win supportihe nominee oflhe Baltimore Conyen-
tion II can't be so--here must be some mistake
II the printer"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01

Fsllosr-eiti=en5 81 jefferson County By The prof.
visions Of theneR Constitution all person. seeking
office must apply through the people | am I'M
duced to offer my name TO the voteIsof this Conn
~ as candidate for the SheriffaB and in doin q
So il may be proper for me that have served
upwards Of twenty seven years(as a magistrate
without fee or reward-whilstl srf1missionI
at the time qualified have been rewarded With
the Sheriffalty under the old Constitution, would
have followed next 10 Mr.. Beckham The changed
.-'tae Constitution makes il necessary for YOU N.Y.
fellow-ci,izens, to llcoide upon my claims to the
Office, and resaru t. the services ...ti r4nderedl
! will be truly thankful for your votes when lAel
election comes of in the spring (
Dee. u. 1851. JOSEPH McMURRAN.,
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Married.

u. s,.an..8.v evsning week by the Rev W. B. put.
-, AT TIIoar Is BKoraERros aud Miss MANY LAVE
Srorra, all OF this eoOuly q
In jefferson County on .hs sd W.T. ~ wy c IA e
Mintn MrURIAu HErrERIy, Q. FIeS rs -
y ~. T,s.5.y ssJp,t. BY Rev. VIM Krehs, MI
RICHARD BowrS god Hiss HARsIEr RAaSHAHr-ai93
IN M. ia ne NJ f Cnnrcn. rr-...--y.
hs Rev. j. Mex Rely, ML B. T. HARhSR. farmerly
III Nv hehesteT and Miss MARC ARET SIIEPLER-Sn 81
Warren county r.
! On the lSth ult by Rev Joseph Raker, Mr. JAS
W TASeU1RY, OF The Burnt Factory. and Miss LErrl
TIA GRprS, OF opequon Millsall Of Frederick county
Va. \
On the sth ult., by the Rev. Vim !. Eyssg, Rev
p snEEpER, OF Jefferson Co Va, (aie Of Gettysburg
Pa.
At Aide, Leudoun County Va, Thursday merH
ing last BY The Rev MI Dashel, Mr. JOAN H. lpES q
Miss VIRGINIA, daughter Of EdwiEa- Slower, ESQ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-01
Commonwealth,s Atio1nor.

Ma Enron As our general elections have now ter
minated, the attention If the people # our State and
County i very properly being directed The claims and
qualifications Of lhbse wig are to be called upon under
the Of the New Constitution 10 posts Of honor
and profit be Office OF ComInonw ealth's Attorney is
made elective By the people, and 10 obedience 10 pc
expression in all parts Of the county The pareof
HUME BUTCHER, Esq, is presented as candidate
for that Office Though comparatively yeung he has
legal knswledge surpassed by but few Of his nrofs;o
and CAPACITY 70 acqaire and facility 10 express
surpassed by Of the III his Years
The duties Of the ptce If confded 10 Mr. Butcher by
the sursges Of his tellowct gems viii be admnisercd
70 The god OF the Commonwealth and the be Interests
Of The community Whilst be may tesnpet Justice with
mercy, yet he viii ever discharge his dafy faithfully
and learlessy andto the best Of his ability We hone
my be the goodpleasure Of he people 6f our
10 reward merit aud eomIaandIno infei.c H. y ;
slight boon is respectfully solicited f,r M u,ys
~ me once O. Conmonwealths Attorney
December l6 1851. VOx popf7Iy