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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30
N Office,

A IL those indebted to the Estate Of W. W
IN Walling, decd, are requested to settle as
soon Ms possible, and those having claims will render
them in Immediately, properly attested.
CHARLES HAMMOND, Ez'or.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30
Eannd for Sale.

Eamd for Sale.
TTAvING 50 Acres of LAND, within two
ILL and half miles of the Village Of Ed grfeld
| will sell at private sale on good terms, for Cash
and if not sold before sale day in April, ] will sell
it at public Auction, before the Court ll"use door
This Land lies on the South side Of the Road
leading from Edgcfield to the Pine House.
Mr.. Bon Prescott will show it to any one wish
ing to purchase. ~
g
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30

DY Virtue of an Order from the Court OF
ID Common Pleas, will proceed to sell at
Edgefcld c. H., on the first Monday in April
next, the interest of the Defendant in Twenty
Shares of Stock in the Hamburg and Edgefield
Plank Road Company, to satisfy the attachments
in the above cases.
LEWIS JONES, S. e. ..
March Is, 1853. 3te 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30
Notice.

A TT, Persons indebted to the Estate of Abram
N Kllcrcasc, decd. will please make immediate
payment. Those having demands will present them
properly attcstcd for payment
p'Of D. j. GILCHRIsT, Admir-.
Doc11 If 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-03-30
SlnerifE''S Sale.
Matthew Gray and |
w. w. Gciger,

DY Virtue Of the Writ Of Fl. Fa., in this
ID case, will proceed to sell on Tuesday
the 18th Of April next, in the Town of Ham
burg, the PRESS, TYPE, STANDS and other
appurtenanccs of the Hamburg Republican
Printing Office.
March l6 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
THE BALTIMoRE Il OHIO RAILROAD
observation-disclosures
TIONs.f

Ina printed pamphlet, prepared and publishedtY
IAlexanderJ Marshall, containing his memorial 10
the City Gplnel Of Baltimore, together with cor
respondents betWe himself and Thomas Swami,
President Of he Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Com
pauy, some important disclosures are made 10 The
public, W. ich4in our opinion, demand investigation
and action BY lie Legislature OF Virginia.
The mere private Controversy between Mr. Mar
shalla Mafyland Corporation, In relati6nSto9a
pecuhiary demand not a matter Of sufficient pub
lie importance to claim alenr hands its investiga-
tim. But the disclosures contained in the pam.
phlet above refeHed 10, ifsnstainet by the record,
as we feel assured they will be- affect important in
ierests ofthe State generally and Of this eiiy espe-
cially, in manner 100 weighly topermit Us tore
frain rpm proper commenL
The facts presented are triefiy these In the win
ter of lSi6-47, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, forlthe purpose of influencing the Leg
isalure Of Virginia, and 0f procuring a right Of
wayR thTough her teTTitory TO the Ohio, zen such
terms would best spbserve the interest and be
acceptable ID The. Stockholders, employed Alexan-
der J Marshall adistinsuished and talented gen
ileman o. Virginia, to become their advocate IN
Richmond. with The promise of fee Of nv thois--
sand d1ldrs I'M the. event 6f success op his part
Through his active. emerging and unwearied ex-,
eriions aided hs = AHtr6st and eaegtidl agencg,
enlisted in HE case BY him, the law Of i647 vas
Obtained if
Subsequently. Mr.. MaFsEal demanded 81 tire
Company bis stipulated compensa,ion--it was de-
MED him. Along and tedious negotiation follow
cd, until despairing OF success through any other
means a<nit was nsfiintsh 10 test themaJtfE ii
The Circuit Court Of the Udited States be d ID Bal
tintGEe-A ts1dhdria Telegraph
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
THE HH.I4sBoRo AND PARKERsBUR0
45I H RAILROAD.

We stated yesterday Gays the Batimore Sun OF
sh Inst, t4a lhIis road had been let from Hills.
b9fo Ohi0s ID ParkerSbatg, Va.,a distance of 4llg
miles, 10 Msssrs. Chamberlain, feF S44l5 900 he
agreeing % tninish all ihe requisite bnildings
station anlil eutThohses On tie fine The whole
line therefore, from ST. Louis 10 The Baltimore and
Oh,oEroadI Al Three Forks is NOW under 3nn,fact.
The company has removed the first mortgage on
lhvirroad given 70 the city Of Cincinnati, and now,
hold il free pt incumbrance. We notice, however
thar Mr. Baldwin. The ate president Of he compa-
ny has obtained: preliminary injunction 10 sop
until flrthaIorder Of thscuuft Of Franklin county,
Ohio the construction east q Hilisboro. The Cin-
cinnati Enqniter saws thf Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Cdhpany are Tie real parties At whose in
stance the Injunction has been granted, aid adds:
Nothing need, however, be unprecedented from
this act die part Of rival corporation Jas Il is
hardly consonant, either with law or publicpoicy;
and, there can n6t be doubt Of The dissolution OF
this injunction SO soon az the same shall come up
for a6hearingp' sN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
NO. s..


Ihia lAss heWssg i 1 question Me ars ~ naW.
laspaKeda decide as IneN diliel in heir views sc
styslAneAt, hAh slFaaafa may have surpassed y iik
sanln matft mi thai thai FoFxlKhtni Is hssl, wkich
n besk adAiAlssfisas analheleipke adhered Il The
policy whicl b lAal Iiad kld pFstalsti Il lhs
gpysinmens N England
We nov approach INC last sad event III IL. i,f,
~ This sFeai sian: and bis noble AagnaHini,r sh-
der circumstances Of Tie most trying chhtatef &
saliicen g sxengate shoassnd halsA Hearing
that Ae Kisla was in great peril fem Id clkni6fs
of The popaIAre whe Surrounded his dwelling a..
mandsng his hsSentlo lhe sentence 81 ccndemna-
tlcn ID which from n6ives Of personal ffiendshib.
and consciousness 81 TIE injustice 81 The VERDICT
he was ayerse. SsIaapHa wrote 10 hin. eh,rsaiing
SIS royaLfriend 10 arqaesce III lhe will dflhe peo-
distracted country. Charles Consented and by this
act planted a thorn IN his own heart which grew
and raHked there during ihercmainder Of bis short
and stormy lie. L is enongh; STAFFORD died upon
tie scaaold manlisssipg the sane lofy hefaisn.
and iorti,udes which hs had esi5ked Al his irial-
Thus. says Hnmss periehsda one o. IL most
eminent personsges ihal A1s ever ptearcd II Enc
land. The RaFlisa1ehf n Is eds caoAs II IL aia-
lence Of lheireouduct toward Shaiferd RENTED Is
bis children ~ q few weeks afterwards The more
severe consequences 81 bis sentence while ihe rst
Parliament after the rsStoraion reversed The bill
OF aitauder We do not say that Stafford was
guilless He may have bven Tie advocate of .se-
we're me1sufssn order to bring back the nation to-
-al1eglanse from which she had wandered. and
10 promote he hearts Of the people spirit Of
loyalty y aHamiable, though most nnfailhlul ssF-
ereigh bn Ne hesitate not 10 aver that his crime
bore no proportion to the severity of his punish
ment8 The truth is the nation had caught The first
inspra,ihn oliherty, and being Thoroughly aroused
against her rulers, demanded d sacrifice. iTht
blow llupsa Slraffords whose was the first blood
shed 10 the grear struggle which gave liberty ID
England. ..sA is4 S.
With the sentiment expressed in the beginning,
we conclude this ARTICLE; as in admiration Of his
genius, and ~ pity for his fate, We sigh, pool
SraarFoRp! TYRp.
HaHpers Ferry February 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
/
HINTS 10 PROMOTE HARMONY IN A
4 FAMILY.

FAaiILIi
i / We may be qaite sure that eur vail is
LIKELY to be crossed in the dsy--so prepare.
for it
\ 2 Everybody in the house has an evil
nature as well as ourselves, and therefore
1--we are not to expect much
H 5, To learn the different tempers Of each
HindiEiduai.
Il IA 10 look upon each member of the fam
Flo as one for whom Christ died
Il 3 When any good Asppeas to any one,
Ito rejoice at it
A 0 When inclined to give an angry an.
fswer, lift up the heard in prayer.
4 4 If from any cause We feel irritable, to
keep strict watch upon ourselves n.
II s To observe when others are suffering,
and drop word Of Kindness, and sympathy
suited to their taste.
l 9, To watch for. little opportunities of
pleasing and to put littlt apGSyauees out Of
| the way III
! no. 70 take acheerfll view Of everything,
and encourage hops
| III To speak kindly to servants, and
praise them for little things when you Dan.
II In all little pleasures which may oc-
cur! to put self past
4 l5 70 try Cor 'the soft answer that surn-
eth away wrath He
IA When We have been panied by an I'M
kind word or deed to ask ourselves, |, have
i not often done the SAND thing and been
Sforgiven'f
H l5 In conversation nos ID exalt ourselves
but to bring Others forward.
I 70 To be gentle withIgthe younger ones,
and treat them WITH RESPECT embering.
that We were once youngtoo iH
/ II. Never judge one another but attrib-
ute ] good motive when We can.
4 rs 70 compare our manifold blessings
with the triAing annoyanaes of the day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

lsan. Here be met sfrnIal asausintanees
and gradually falling into con creation ths
evening" PASSED Fapidly away,
When he went home Mrs Wsntwortb
locking very sleepy, and little out 81 Ia,
nor, aceosted bin with,
Where in the world have you been9 I
finished my asyel ~ hour ago, aud have had
nobody to talk to ever silce. am noped
10 death. There vas . tine she added .
poutingly, when nothing IL the world could
have inducedyea 70 spend an evening away
from me-
Her husband was on the point Of reply-
ing, liz similar uphraiding style, but he
recolIected that be expps,ulated too often
and too yainly, and Sd be said nothing.
Ii Kasra week before Wentworth spent an
other evening Out7 He tried sincerely to
stay athons, but he ahnhysacs at his wife's
/ slOycnIiness was t3 gseltssAnd at. last, he
left her again to hFr novel and sIip-shod
heels
H MI Wentworth has now become q con-
irmed visitor of the reading-room ia con-
nection with which sort Of club has been
established, the members Of which are chiefly
married men; and if the full truth were
known, it would appear, We believe that
most, if not all, have wives resembling Mrs
Wentworth Sometimes there is an undue
quantity Of brandy drunk at these meetings
50 that some members, and Mr.. Wentworth
among them, have been understood to have
gole home inebriated
4 1t was on one Of these occasions that an
intimate friend ventured toexpostulate with
Mr. Wentworth on his habits.
Il II Is easy for you'll p talk, was the bitter
reply, \. about the felicity Of: man s Preside
Your home, / have no question, is refuge
for you when you seek it tired and dispir
1ited, at night; for you have wife, neatly
dressed to receive YOU eleanly apartment
To Sit -in, aud cheerful conversation But
when go home, it i to find my wife slip
shod and the children dirty Were / to
stag athonie, what comfort could | end -
NJ, the club room il f4r: pIeasauter, and
there I win 60 Ii MIS- Wentworth don't
like it,she has no ohe 30 Blame but herself
Mrs Wentwolth does not like it. but
complains loudly, at what She calls her hus-
bands cruel neglect
4 I'VE leave il to the reader. who has heard
both sides Of the story ITO pronounce who is
to5blame
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

~ The Postmaster Of Cleveland recent
" received letter enc4sing one with the
following unique direction TO the Man that
Married sal. porter-soEne where away upin
Iwayp Where il tie EehaoImaster2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
4 pIT nE HaMAseH.

I & n
About six years ags,A DF H---, having
beealne involved u debt lsft bis hone aud
wife IN aHstheF State for Texas, for the purl
pose ct impreylng bis fsFtunes 10 place
where Pc would be free from the demands
Of clamorous creditors In the course Of
time be went with the army to Mexico, and
finally wendell his way ID California After
RESTING there some time, be met young
man from the place Of bis former residence,
who, however, be did not know, and inquir.
ed of him if he knew his wife whom he de.
scriSed, without, however, telling him the
relation be bore to her. The young man
replied that Mrs. H--was his sister, and
the last BIO heard Of her she was in St Lou.
is. After accommodating . competence, DR..
H-left for t,1Louis, for tho purpose Of
seeking his wife, who had long since given
up as dead In ST Louis, be learned that
she had left that place some tma previous
ly and was believed to Be in New Albany
He came hither, and upon inquiry learned
that she was earning a livelihood by sewing,
He learned that she alsoIbelieved her broth
err to bel dead, not having heard from him
for many years. Dr.H lH-went to the
house where he understood his wife was livs
ing, outbound she had LIFT there few days
before He inquired about her general con-
duet and demeanot, and found that it had
always been unexceptionable She spoke
but little of her husband! but told every one
that she considered him dead The lady of
whom Dir II WAS making inquiries dis,
covered that be was the long lost husband,
and offered to accotnpa u him 10 the house
where bis wife was SEWING Upon arriving
there she said to her, Ms II II, her9 is
a, gentleman who saw your brother in Cali
fprnia' She appeared astonished, looked at
the visitpr but apparently did not recognize
him. lie brushed back his hair aud ,ail
quickly, Eliza dea't yo4 know me 2 Mrs
H--in lately sSsbhed away, and fell
on the door To tie same moment has
band anB brother both Supposed to be dead,
were restored TO her DR. H, as we
have said has returned with competence,
aud tAe supposed widpw it is presumed,
win no longer sew for n livelihood
The above statement#]we are assured is
strictly correct. Here hi scene in real life
1equalin strauge to any to which romance
ever gave BIRTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
Saddle & Harness making.
CASH FOR NEGROES.

TIME subscriber Is ankiols 70 purchase large
j. number Of Negroes. of bolh sexes. sound and
likely Persons having Negroes to dispose OF WI
ditso their lnitreslio give him call before scli
ini. a. he 'uin paythk trFg kigi ea cnxl Priccks
he san be>cen aiihe Berkeley Courts a Martins
burk on lheol Monday and a Beuvville On tAeilh
M,6dnr ii each nonth. and usually 81 hisre>idence
II chaFiesioWn.
Allictefs ADDRESSED 10 him will he prompilys al
tended %. l WM CROW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

ET y Is much easier task 70 dig metal
out Of its alive mine than to get it out Of
the coyeteus mani Golfer Death only has
the key IF the miser's chest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

" What madness il ii. ..for man to
starye himself to enrich bis beir. and SO
turn a friend into an enemy For his 10y
at your death will be preportioned to what
YOU leave him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

~ Mepes and cares. anxiety and fears,
divide our life. Would yoa be free from
these anxietiesl Think every day viii tie
your last, and then the succeeding hour viii
be the more welcome. betause unexpected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

NJ Beware Of the -eeoiI 1of sinful indul.
gences We may break Sar necks over the
grange peel Of ourowathFowipg down
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

~ If ever you were dangerously i'll,
what fault or folly lay heaviest npon your
mindl Take care 70 root il edt, without
delay, and without mercY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

FT1HlS Foundry. situated IN Ithe Winchester 8
III potomac Railroad "a indies from Harpersl
Ferry has beea rented tor 4 term OF Years by the
subscribed. wh6 would respectfully Hnfatul The
pablo that Ne is new PrepaFed 10 do btABstyle Of
workmanship which cannot be sarprss%d iieqaall1
ed. IN this Valley, every description oiaAiachinery
and Plough Castings at sho1t notice.
Having been engaged in the basineSs for many
years 10 The largess loa-dries IN the U4ed States,
aud being nov desefmfsed u devote rs whole at
sensiep tohe business he ifxepn6 iesR thar those
who favor him with their work will MI The same
time Re tay0Fiag lhkir own interests " his prices
Cor Castings shall b a. lcwias atanyg foundry in
the Valley.
Orierss frem al ID liant OF Castings 6f any des-
eripiion are respectfully solicited.
NJ Old lrod ,akea 10 exchange for xcsslings.
49, HENRY C RARKER.
EShfnandedh City, Aag. s, ilS53.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

~ A witty clergyman had been lecsur-
ing enc evening in country village On the
subject Of tespperance, and A. usual after
the lecture the pledge vas passed around
for signatures Pass i along shat way
said she lecturer, pointing towards gaug
Of blpsted and red nose lsafrs near the
door "Pass y along, perhRps some ofthose
gentlemen would Ike 70 jsin cur cause n
~We don't bite at largo hook eruiIly
mutared one Of ths TpmnsIes "Weil,Y re-
piled the ready elsrgym2n, II believe there
i kind Of fsh called suckers, that don't
bite. = NJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

~ We should take prudent care for
the future, but 50 as to enjoy the present. ~
It is no part Of wisdom tn be miserable to-
day, because we may happen to be SO to-
morrow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
1sI.N = FARNs spLp.

! gshTende. hs.farIn Of John n. Mesie. was late-
l. n,,rahsseaI bs David Meade ii S33 prr acre
when wal considered losF: The iracr lies nes
lyhite PSI. teiairseaanty and eonaA 30 acres
E~in. It'd EafnIai David Frnfiens near NineYeh,
WafIrp ebeasy ssaa hrei bought BY John "
Mese. aEl 55s4p.r d re-. The lafn containing
~ afrrs. II 9afr,n III iiae u he Manassas
Gap RAitHlsg tseuet n ps5lisen. III &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
A SENSIBLE EAPPEK.

4 The editor of the Palmer Journal has
been nj King With circle Of rappers, and
made dollar and half out of The opera
tion. as follows ~
\ '.We accepted aninvitation to attend sit
ling Of circle Of spiritpalists the other
evening, and were not 4 little surprised
when the following message was spelled out
to one Of the compeny-'Pay the Printer +
III was subsequently explained through q
tmedium, that the message was from the
spirit Of d delinquent subscriber, who owed
us + So The friends LOT the departed
paid US the money without hesitation, and
the joy Of q relieved 'spirit was manifested
by raps, tipping the table, &C. 4.
4 That WIS a sensible "Rapper," and ono
who would obtain many E.ppifs" from the
editors. would be but zap souIe Of the many
dollars due IintO the editors pockets -
There IS a wide dGld Tor Aim to rap in -
And a 6rst rate pr cent Oh the capital in
vested islwarFanted
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

TIE ssRAts q Aiassashdssi,s has confirmed the
e!rctiDn b Ab EIoass u Representative 1T tias
STATE d tlseIIi9a Esw sab Esxksf|r asa United
SAFE senss5 6l 4 vie II q against ; for epsl'-l
Ing, DsmMsHl a9a Tor Philips Elfes6lsf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
CONGR ESS HALL,
THIRD AND CHESNET STREETSH

III RHiLa DEIPHll. JuLY |. 1852.
TNHEsubscri5erY take pleasure IN informing ih,i If
J. 1rirnd> asa ihstiagriliag community gem rail-
iythAt ihfg NAVE gIS DAY taken possession of thai
well established a,if lsf0rahty known hotel CON.
GREsS HALL Tin all C1tsaat Sreets
They have had the house Thoroughly repaired
ana ali The mo,fern improvements introduced! and
furnished in 81 le af elegance which will ii once
render ID unsurpassed for comfort and convenience
This Is decidedly The best located house hi the
city being in the Immediate Vicinity OF business
TIE Exchanges, Custom House, and many 'other
public 1bdldings. A
Liaes 81 0ndibnsses leave for every. part Dfihe
city eyeryeiew minutes their head quarters being
within ehe SQUARE OF The House.
The 4IbSeribers are determined 70 spare no pains
in making this convenient and comfortable homo
10 the traveller, NORRIS e. JACKSON,
Ldts Of PUginio,
:. July Is. 1852 PrUpretnrs.
James E. Norris Nho.is well known 10 many OF
The business men visiting the city, lately in the
Harlware house Of Ismts J. Duncan & Co T witt
Brother & Cor and fnfmerlg proprietor of the Viz
ginia Hotel. ST Louis, will have the management
oil the House assisted by polite and competent
t'3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

ArorHER LaxD saLns--A Attract Of land. contain
Ing 276 acres. vas sold last week u Clarke by Mr.
James HardesiY 10 Mr.. Pcicf C4tn. /. IS 40
acre-a price We should ihlnk very low.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

MA. H. s.oyeall, MAJ IS yrsrs n age. formerly
mail carrier, has hcen convicted Il Richmond fas q
rohbing TIE malt The puuiskmcnt i less than zen
wears "a the penifcnfiafy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

y ,EF a ftgehtleman of color who left New
York on a Western tour, and, fading him.
self Up Buffalo without anything TO employ
bis time. thought he would send telegraph;
ic despatch back home. inquiring Of his
partner as TO their business He sent tbs
message How is things9i' To this I'M
terrogatorJ his partner Immediately replied !;
Things IS fine" Resting On this, DC was
IN 10 very good temper when be returned
home aud found bis partner had sold out
III the goods. Pocketsd che money, shut up
the store, and run of with his wife
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
CITY HOTEL.

.cpRNER or WALL Z. WIN SFREETS,
~ RICHMOND VIRGINIA
TIME. nearesi Hoe ID The City to he 'Depets Of
L thf Genital & Danvilie Raid Road and the
5ames Rivers Steamers
4. NJ p. ROY, Proprietor
ASSISTANTS =
WIS.,. JAco TAYLda. Wan. wiLLiAMsox.
Arrilf22 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
i. d. y. GHIPLEY,
AT @ "a n u
wM. II. DAUGMERTY.
Attorney al Law and Notary Public,

HdRPERMF'ERRY. Va,
DRACTICES u ihtI ccpris n tbs and tie ad-
i joining connties. and vii lake Alicaviis,
Dispositions aud the acknowledgement Of Deeds,
any where in Jefferson County; and will also pro-
test foreign bills Of exchange fIg M
Feb. 81, ISJI-SgiTsl f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

& NWD NUUWtWVW NlHfN1
LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE MAINLAND.
sAnd haSlng repaired and isfpnik sd Is al Ia heavy
puflhy no = % their frend4 md the HaseilHg
Pab5}e ~ esiahflsblpfnf SECOND f0anone III
v CONFRONT AND CONVENIENCE.
The Ladies Ordinary, and lh4 Sustes u rooms
Altiebed. will Be fpund u Afford she! comforts Of
home 70 famillea while lhe SifaalEn Of lhe house
guarantees quiet tesose u all il phlrpns
4 isshe most desirable sfihatonsI lot The man OF
business bciyg Ii The crnffe af business saJrds as
ouEsnieni access 10 all The Railrsad Drppts and
sleanhoai handbags Is any oiher Hp,el III The city
ID will be The desire ami pleasure Of tie Propfie-
tors 20 pf0nsote lhf cUtnfori OF hS guests Of The
bonse cisABAuGH & SBRoTAER
November n. lhJ2-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
PO D n r Y:,.
70. ~ vHsErlA PAS Pass
70 MISS -----r----,

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by peNALErH.
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oiiea may have gszed r
Bat ne'er % noblsr. iaborH sraes
4 Ia choice 'eoieric' raised. Fl
The Light n midughi starry heayea
Is in thoss soul-iull eyes,
A magic glow 70 them is given
4 Like ths ssh Of s6uth'Fn skies, j
Warming at once with ensisd power,
Each bud offeeling into aOwtr.
Ny lady ldear. thy roics is Isw
In sofcst lneIody,--
Sweet notes Of Huie, where fountains fow,
Are not 50 dear % me-
The GROWING gem ofbeautyts eharA-
Thy dignity divine
VIII shield thee frcrn al SINFUL harm,
Thy purity enshsiAe-
And beamlng from those eyes Of thiae
Thy minds all gentle graees shine.
In vain Istrive TO tell thy worth
/ Or all ] feel for ,thees--
Some thoughts, we cannot utter forth,
Are CHERISHED silently.
Deep TREASURED in our inmost heart
With wild idolary,-l
May loving words and smiles impart
True sympathy to theet
May scenes Ofjoy. which from thee fee,
Long vibrate in thy memqry!
oIrTrDE, February, 1853.