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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

DANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of NETWORK
ID ALBANY. May Il Is53-The BANK Of cOXsAcKIE Cor
seke has tbs day ke u % once notice Of the sPpoatmsnt
d. BANK N the City Of New York Aren't r
the redemption uArns agreeable entitsd
An Act 70 the several Acs sAns Incorporated Bsrka
Bsnknx Associations md ndvdu. banke eed April H. 1851
D. B. ST. JOHN, SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
PhiIadelphia markets. SATURDAY. May

The CoTToN Ma,ke continues exceedingly quiet and the sales
ted BARK held firmly S5 per for No but 10 further s
rnspred cargo Of Allegheny BuiDous Coal sold a. -
cent? market exceedingly quiet and the
limited both for shipment and city consnnp on
g. askDg standard brands but no es
have reported export Sales os the retailers snd esk
o. 81 for and rood brands and S5as3 for
and CoRS MHaL are bnt little
quote the former SS stas5 S and the latter AZ
q IS per Dbl. , ,,,. 4. -
demand WHEAT limited Sales Of prime White 4 q ~
q 10 = bBshel RYE snds BIC arrival The
sIet 10 poorly supplied with CoEE, and it in demand 2ns
lusbes yellow sold CSC aHoat OATS unchangeda further
Of bushels Pennsylvania EIDE al &c y bus1
Prices steady Sales Of barrels &c. and hhds
ZIo A ale Of DrudRea AZ dc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

AsHEs-Tbe without change The demand l. a. IS
for Pots and IS 50 for Pearls
cOTTONTbe eaer a. the .dvoss from Liverpool All
scvsDce winch expected 100 bas sold
FLOUR AND MEAL-UDdeT tie Influence favorable
from Europe BY the Atsnf trades Of
sId Ntf Flour have siahfy dstner the demand Is
for export srd the EsS, bu a for The trade Ths s
Dot sfEe and there e socuruarn Of ock Cansfsn =
steady but sales Of 80 bis g. - The sales West
Cara d kbs ~ 5td - 81 for straight
state - - 81 for mixed fancy Michigan ard Iodns and com
Roo ard South America Of 24oo bbs IS 2ias5 81 r
non 70 good brands Baltimore Alexandra and GeorEo and
- - for fancy brands Rive Flour and 10 TAR
msnd sse Of 100 bis g mass Meal scarce and
rsthsf better; ssles Il Jerbey a. . ga . l2i
OkAlN-he supply Of Whestis large although
Sales OF 1870 bush Ohio part delivered ~
so bushels rood Red OH 81 10 There southern he .e
y ee
ard Western "a C for Jeey Barley quiet a. iao Com
IL plenty. sDd Inferior and "ne ot
firm Yellow Sales q 81 o bushels 81 for uslna
~ o toF Southern nIso; sfds3 for 90 WIZ o. ' "e
HiIed 60 FOR Josy Yellow. and q FOR Southern do
WHI-KGTbe market - firm With rood eemsnd rees o. -
bb Psen and oW proof Ono 2c and % Dos Dfa9e a. L. s
and inerssf.
PROVsIONs-Our Pork market has oeies yss
teTdsy. Early the DAY holders quite firm At 80
bot Chsuse buyers held Of and The market ce qus ne{ AZ
inside fVures Sales Of 20 bb IN lots a. 80 ~ 20
Mess S3 q for Prime. Beef plenty an 20
Sales 20 bbs in lots a. S90SlN y for al,I
s2 vases Cbcsso and City Mess and 80 ~ e
Prime Msis dull 81 slsso CIT hess are esr aa q
picted Hams Lard Is plenty SUI nsrdy 20
firm Sales Of 1870 bbls ard ts a. y
end Beef Hams dull and heavy Saes o. -
IBIS rood Butter sood supply and dull A.
r Ohio I5aIe for State Cheese IL plenty at sdc of
NiJed and 10 quiet. .,
sa nominal sl3o S5; Faxseed held asl gasl Ut
TALLOWA quiet rnsret the demand only o me ZONE a1
ssles Of - no n pine At 9tc . $3.50, -,
NAVAL sTOREs-sprs Tupenss have declined 20 IBIS sod
to-day lots ec cash Resin dull at 81 30 cash. Tor "HHs
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MINIATURE kLMANAc......rnIs DAY.
Al IL Moon Sets ......l y
wATEk......THis DAY.
Sandy HOOK SEA Gov IEand Pa Hell 6Ate.....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

NA" JACOB WESTERVELr Presiasul
PHILIP w. ENGS. ist Vice Prssiisut
CHARLES I. NOSE. "a NicsPIasdsd
eEARLEs NJ LIVINGSTON Secretary.
SyIMEON DRAPER, No. l6 Pine-st, offers for sale q
- variety Of RAILROAD BONDS and SHOCKS Jso CITY TOWN
Eghic
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JOHN L. PhUYN, Secretary Of Commit &C.
MISSOURI SIX PER CENT. STATE BONDS

l sesd propO.ssw be received the Office Of r. W. CLARK
aoes noon on the srt asy 81 June osI s Ne Sp
chase Of TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of BONDS
bonds dsi h h day Of Agr a each o. o..
pSis Of he State sDy e ssr twenty yess With soaposs
The AZ The rae tx per es as per 'nn 'p'
Both principal payable At the Bank Of Conmefs.
the New York They issued uuder anth9ny an .a
Tie General Assembly of the sae Of Missouri affirmed fse'~p
proposal. will b sealed ard addressed "Psgo for Mis.gsa
may desire be at oeoes NJ on ~
Of sp,ssee Their ds 20 deposit pei
with Msis cIs Dodge Coz sed % pay ts rsmsndst and =.
the snsaeon day Parties wishing further inoratSa
WAYMAE CROW, Agent of he State ofMs.ouh.
The following Of the condition ofhs State drawn from
os .SS sss sssssD Be 2s ou.r. miles had s tho
Federal Of 1850 population fS20 W the State censad
!. q; ; SSs's Wen o% he ss cS
s S s S .s a.. a.. i @y sss Js 81 & Ss
de STATE Treasurer has funds on deposit ssnE n~oan
Bss u H. ssi so4 Si' o. t eS:
The DIVIDENDS Of tho bank for I've past have averaged 10 per
T.b property the s, in lsa in Mound lumber. %
The Auditor ss,s.,s hs 'he ssps Of ne ysnas ioL la W
, estate end other property y the projected Add ecsis r.
rosd' sswel the geay increased laaot q aad .ass % az
consEss sfJuSs 1852 authorizing iaasdsy ~,
further b the large qosniy Of and entered within
" d. st.ts vsssen ~ ysr an within BIO Os savinx H. s1f
p1sto Be pphed The Of tie interest inbsssnes 9
me sat- Uaned credit three fou Railroad compass
coupled with the condition thar boc3
shall be Issued q ESQ 90 time after ind yidaa stoekhe
ere paid and epeuded the construction o. thew
spcfye rosds Ike Tie syss ofs 60 90 thus ueS -
from Pryas sfockoders shall then b. expended
lie before further iasus Of State credit
Aby Company ayanE " sa creot under cation
% s S esy Sas o5ss ne Sor Hs %
upon The property rod and Of the CsneJ
until they faithfully dischasss the obi Eston. -.
IL worthy u note th1t two Of tie Railroad Companies nf
largest share ofs2e credit have received 0f lsnd ron
roads which lSDas fairly emed worth hsa as ~
q bonds which the STATE Narrower 81 80
he ccnfshlss understood 10 be deestDg uaese
vii sys Of he osn Of the State credit and thee prooao ~
nay decide D . 10 90 -
there sss ben Issued 500 GO bonds tie Psa R.es1 s~
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d EMNORK CENTRAL LlNE Of RAILROADs. =

~ The Albary and Schenectady Railroad Company
The Schenectady and Troy Railroad Company
The Utica and Sche usctady Railroad Company
The MohaVk Valley Railroad Company
The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company
Tie Syracuse and Utica Direct Railroad Company
The Rochester and Syracuse Railroad Company.
The Buffalo and Rochester Railroad Company
The Rochester and Loci Nsgaa Falls Railroad
The Buffalo and LockpOr Rsilroad Company
The Books the Railroad Cnpane above nae
being tho Companies included 10 he Consolidation Act passed BY ~
Legislature ID day Of April last will close the 18Th day q
May ssn preparatory the stochoders Meeting 10 be held
the said Act which notice will hereafter b. gwen and ~
closed m the oth day Of June which d"y they vii
open and H. the meantime the proposed Consolidation Aeemsus
shall approved BY the Stooh de Of the Coupn
Boobs viii finally close the ID day 81 July neat to
close OF busnes that day BY order Of tho Consolidating Con-
mittee. Albany, May ., 1853. -.
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Passengers Arrived.
In shy Mary We yo Porto Csbogo-Stacy g. Bray lady
lidren @. Ely, and A. Mellon
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II
dividend by saratoga aud Washington Railroad
Stock In the Western Vermont Railroad g. mpsny.
Stock in the NJ River Railroad Company.
Stock m the Buffalo coins and Newly Railroad Conpany
stock IN the Junction Railroad Of Ohio.
Stock Ia the Little Miami Railroad
Stock IN the Galcna aud Chicago Railroad
IA the Toledo NOtwalk and Cleveland Railroad
stock In the Mansheid Sandusky railroad COmpkny.
Stock n tie Southern Bank OF kcntucsy
Stock the NewN and Virginia Mail Steamship COMPANY
psyina "a ID cent divdeuds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

I AXE SUPERIOR LAND and MINING COM
LPASY med urder the Act Of the State Of NswyO entitled
the formation Corporations Manufacturing
Mining Mechanical Chemical purposs passed February isg
CAPITAL. $500, 0O0-Nuuber Of shares 10000 s. each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

MARINERS NAN tNNfN y 1 INV vi touA
t rercs the transaction business THURSDAY, tho la
,.,,, The cs Hanover Fire Insurance Co.
srx psr and stone ant the there until
r.nements are permanent locaen and open daily lSg
- nom 10 O'Clock NJ % o'clock p VI, Tor
md usyen OF And tho transaction VI other business
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
PRETTY THOUGHTS.

What is srimel Al wretched yagabena
travelling from place to place in fruitIess
spdeAvor to escape from justice, who is con-
stantly engaged in hot pursuit foe to
Firtue ana happiness. though at times the
somPaniea OF poor Innocence which is loo
aftea made to suffer fer the guilty,
!: What is thoushtl a fountain from which
Aow All good aud erillintentions--a mental
fluid. electrical insthelforce and rapidity Of
movements silently flowing unseen within
its secret ave Rues Yet is the controlling
power of all animated nature, and the main
spring Of all eur actions
+! What is happiness A bat.erfy that
roEes from flower 70 flower in the vast gar.
den Of existence, and which Is eagerly Pur-
sued BY the vain multitude in hope Of eb-
'tainiug the prize; JET it constantly eludes
their grasp
What is fashiOn1 IA beautiful envelope
for mortality, presenting glittsring hnd
/; polished exterior, thu appearance Of which
gives ne certain Indication, of the real value
/; Of what is contained therein
What is wit A sparkling beverage
that is highly exhilarating and agreeable
when partakda at the expense of others; fbu,
when used at cur own cost, il becsmes bitter
and unpleasant s
WHAT'S Knowledge A key that untav
els all mysteries, which unlocks the entrance
aRd discovers new, unseen aud uniroddeu
paths in the hitherto uaexplored field Of
science and literature
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
M ISC ID II L A N " .
SATURDAY NIGHT.

] What blessed things Saturday nights ate,
and what would the world do without thernl
Those breathing momeats in the trampihg
march of life those llttle twilights in tho
bread and garsh glare, Of noon, when pale
yesterdays look b eautiful through the sba-
dows, aAd faces s.chancedp long ago. smile
sEeetly again in fhe hust !. when one remem.
blrs athe old folks atThome,u AMI the did
fashioned fire aud the Old arm chair, and the
little brother that died, and the little sister
that was .,traaslatedu
Saturday nights make people human. set
their hearts to beating seftly. as they used
to Do, before the verdi turned them Into
var.drums, and Jared them to pieces with
tatees
The ledger closes with clash; the iron
aoored vaults come to with bang up go
the shutters with XII: clicS,Eogs The key
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13

ett
Everett cnee paid besnsifal srbats l. ~, 49,.
sarIsFs he. IN he follcwias es,rIs,. rA ~.
e nov read with pseslssr interest Il ssev " M -
hancea iHrofsspcs Which il being siseA "a IL .s,.st
ef sliipA It sseats ~
!" IAs, man. who stands rror Ms ossn sof ~ I'D
BY she laws Of the land in which Ne lrea ~ me 4 n
esllizsd uatieas he the rixhsi and exca.Iye r.sr
q the land whch be tils by the eonstutiun 81 car
aalure uaEcr wholesome inincmfe nos easilx srkih
from any other soarrc nc lecly--osher thihrs bena
streney than another the cAnr1rfer AZ m.
as lord o. the nanmas world. al this great and Won
deftn sphere, whieh fashioned BY the hs1d Of God ara
spasld y he pOer, rolling through the As.ssns.
Portion hishis from the centre to the kky Ii Il ,h
space on which the generation before rim 4; ~
ro1ad 81 datles and he feels himself Connected ~
slsiele nnk with those whoprsceded him. and 70 whom
ne ist9 transmit home. Perhaps his farm has c,.rs
aeMn ~ him from his fathers. They haYI conc Il ,a.;r
!as' acme but he their ootstenk ores tA
y scene q his abors The roof which sheI,ers S;s,s
was reared by those to whom ne owes his heinz e.
interesting domestic tradition is conncctkd with eyrry
Snciesnre The fayorte fruit tree was han,ba H, ~
'atneE hand. He sported IN his boyhoei III; Tia "a;
o. o., tna Meek. which still winds through Ike rssso,I
tnat field lies the path to the yiilaeg -
his days. nc san hrsr from Nj s;, 1900 ~ y.
ke f rRl ses Sshaalh bell, whrhcsIed Ms psh Ss
asd vi his ehildrsa Iefs me ssasst hl,d n ~
e. Of the SOIL Words cannot paint them sid cSannt
buy them they the fe-spfing Of fresh healthy
generous national chsractcr!a
Not few OF on owa american farmers lose many az
thesc advantages The rowing spirit Of the ac andtho
nation has penetrated even to peaceful ha,nt 81 il
agricultural community aud caused thousands u orsaks
the Gig farm. The old trees. The old church the old
graves and to pitch their tents il remote spots where
rapid acquisition Of wealth i the only sabsii,e fer
the high and harry destiny pictured in ihe above Por-
traiture. IA
There are others. however, v lser and, indeed, We
may rsocs n the expectation thar. having reached
the farbest limit Of adventure. the acquisition Of Cali
forna. The wave OF emigration Ill be stayed aud our
asrcntursts, all events, preserve that STABILITY
winch A. 50 essential 70 the prosperity and heaaty OF ag
rcuurRl ae-a life than which there is honeniore no.
bic mere dlgnlied mere honorabe.or more conducive
TO Independence, virtue and happiness.
[Riehmond Mai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
- 7
PLoUGHING ny STE AM


We see it stated in the late English pa
pers that the Marquis Of Tweedafe HAS suc.
ceeded perfectly in working plsnghs BY
,stsanl power The distinguished EngIish
agriculturist, Mr. Meche, in late artisie,
says, + there can be no deast but that very
shortly every agrioulturist must uss steam
power if he is to stand his ground in Iths
raoe Of agricultural competition The want
it is already felt, if not seen, hy those whe
have not The means or tho inclination to use
il. The time is approaching when a steam
engine on q farm will be as conimeu as tho
drill Or threshing machine, although, like
them, it has to pass through the ordea1 Of
disbelief, doubt and prejulice. "A csmsait-
tee Iof the Regal Agricultural Society give
the most extraordinary accounts Of the rapid
introduction Of farm locomotive engines au-
ring the past three years. Agriealturists
appear to be waking up to tho importsacs
and advantages Of steam as meehanical aid
in their labor A vast fold il opened 10
mechanical invention as soon as this fact boz
comes generally impressed upeh those Who
till the sell Maine Farmer 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
LIQUID sIANUREb.

We have all heard N seh Of liquid manure,
and some of US have occasionally used it On
small scale We all knew that solid ma
nurcd or the most Of the ingredients Of ID.
mustibe dissolved and heseme lieuid before
it en- be taken up BY the rOetldts Of thetyeg-
etable and circulated around and about the
system Of the plant.
Experiments are new going -sn in Eng
land, and in some parts Of this country, the
objact of which is to ascertain the compare
tive benefit and profit Of liquifying-thAti ii,
Of teaching err common barn yard and 9TH
er manures, and using the liquid - the
land, instead Of spreading and pleugking It
under in solid state
Where labor is cheap, and the quick re-.
tNa pf the manure in the form Of Tho e7ep.
is desired, we have no d6ubttAat this would
be tie BEG. mode Of applying manures II
Is, nd doubt, always desirable for the farmer
ID realise return for the manure applied 81
sson as possible, but, If tho kastsaiag 81
this i the consequences of Increased expense,
over and aboys fair profit. be had better
follow the old course, and thereby gaia in
profit what he loses in time.
There is one species Of creep hswever, and
. very important enc, too, te which LIQUID
naaures would seem peculiarly adaptsd.-
Thisgis eur hay crep: The spplicsiisa IL
top dressings 70 eur nsWing laads, wills
they increase the burden Of grass, efsen-
times leave tee much dirt q the surface,
which II ap. to be gathered up with tie lay
By the rske. Il. instead Of Wis, the same
amount Of fersilising m.terial be applied IN
lss=i4 f.fn, more premps action would
take pace, and the sbeT6 trouble DO ebvia-
tia Mime Fa MR..
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DEPrH or THE RooTs OF TRrEs.7I

Iultha spring Of 1901 reI moved an! ap.
pie tree which was growing oh a grawlly
ridges TO a place proparadlfsr Il = shert dis.
taa9c from whence it was taken. The tree
was six inches in diameter, had ks.n plant
ed, ! Should Judge, about twenty years, And
had been topgrafted few asyt previous %
lis removal. The tree aud most Of sthe
gratis set on itare growing thr itsily ];
In the place where the tree stood, sank
d well, and the digging traced the roots q
the apple tree dswnwards to depth Of sver
twelve feet below the surface Of tho ground.
Ny attention was called by tn esaPpearAnco
Of The roots, as the NorkmeR .Fas going o.
with their work, ard q measutement Mero
made How much aeaPeT1 the rsetE could
have been traced, cannot tell, but was
we'll satisfied that they did extend ssme liz
tie below the measurements. From the great
less Of roots, BY their spreading so deep and
wide, had little expectation DE- saving my
tree, and still less thu CRAFTS so1recently SGT,
but vas most agrseablY disappointed il
beth. +RuraL Mac Yorker.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
True PHILOSOPHY.

saw pale msurner stand bending over
tho tomb and bis tears fell fast and sften
As he raisea his humid cJes to Heaven, be
cried
My brother O. my brcther
III A sage passed that way, and said
For when dest then iaeurn
lsOne,' hc replied, Whom | did not suffi-
ciently love 1whih liyiag but whose inesti-
nable worth I now feel
.what wouldst thou DO. If he were res
tered 70 thee =
The mourner replied, That he would
never offend him by any unkind word, bnt
he wsuld take every occasion p sh0w bis
friendship. il he eonla but come back t. his
fond eInbrads
l.Tben. waste no : time inEusslsss grief
said tie sage, ebutIif thou hast friends, %
ava cherish the living, remembering that
they VII aieca day also.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
BTRRYyITT4t, HpTETI

rTH'E saisg T'0er has.fs 1eassd lST sooFs Veil
known Hotel, IN Be%yyille CLARKE couE;ys
hess 1eaTe 70. Inform The tAysI1s Puhl.e. thai he
Is nov feadyo receive guests He IS alss fre pared
I'd accommodate Boardersi either by the day, week.
uiubih or yeat .
HIS TABLE viii Always be furnished with all
The varieties which he season and market will at!
ford His Bar with The choicest Liquors and bis
Stable with Tie best hay, grain aud oser.
A. he intends Ii make thfs his permanent resii
denee he viii spare 10 phns ID endeayoJing ID
render those Who give him iheiE custom both CON!
fouahle and happy. lie fartets himself, frem his
long Acquaintance with hdsipess aud the tnanters
oithe world that he can pl-sse the most fastidibus
His eharg9s VIII BE- as moferae as tn expenses OF
any good Fsslic house in lttfis section Of country
will Justify HeIthereidt, invites all 10 extend Ia
him share Of their custom. +
wM =. THOMPSON. /
81 Parrr tifle rr1 5IsSS
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United States Hotel.
HARPERSFERRYgF1

IyOk Passengers in the new Accommoda tisn
- Iaalns Of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
1na s. Htnenesler and Poidmac Railroad, BRakfasi
MI aiSsYs Be prepared and on he table Al his
fiosel aal2.nips the Depot, On the arrival OF TIE
,ea,s len " tnehss;rr e connect with the Trsin
e Sa,Isn.efe and Wa. sagipp, isaying here al Il
u e'os1, a u, piN Mex, as usual a. p o'clocs
PER always upon he Table on he arr;ysl ~ M
Winchester and Bal,nore Cas- Pe-son. ~ 4 N.Y.
iness Or pleasure can remain n H,trers
itom A. N io3P NJ and leave II re ,r.,ves;nj
iFpiaf 9r Bri,irpprr and w ashireion,
sFer'a5i ia 81. CARRELt..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13

tut . I XIII DALI E1IUItI.s NAk1IlANU, I
abb having repaired ahg Ieiuruishsi Il } t,h.iAvit
outlay nov srfs 10 iri- d ~ the l.aYeitIn
pnhlic ap esiatiJtire1 s4s1sJ h aopr in !.
Cp.Hf'GhT AND CONVENIENCE.
The Ladies Ordinary, and the suites OF rooms
attached. will he fund to afford the comforts 81
home tP tamIifsA while iht situation ii thu hbusf
Guarantee qiiet fepoee u an III patrons '
ltis the most desSTahle 4ituation Tor the man Of
hpsnessr betg 10 VIZ ecniFe 81 business affords al
cony 'nient access g AL THE Railroad Depols Ians
>ieainbnaifah9inss q anTetheg Hotel in he eiyt
u wifi he the desire aatlpleasure Of the Propte-s
tdtsih~ promote The com6tt Of the guests oil The
house ELABAECH s BROTHER.
November A. Is52-iyA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-13
Hla i 1855 T sd. Ia.

TsHE undersigned has Il ken posscssiontof ths
- well knoxn extahlishmepi HE Irnited S,sfss
Hetel n HafTisonburg. lie has made ample arr
rang 'rnen,s 10 accommodate handsomely and cons
i'eHahlF ali who call upr$i him. He pledges his
best ea0rts 10 make yhe IIriisai
uz,St pleaxsrf sfanliinr Slsees Tor raveliersaBtl
Efsiset- 20 be ioand 10 TAR Valley Of Virginia ~
Ills irirnds are respectfully invited To- try the
Hotel Under the new administration, II
April IS 1853. H. C. MAUCK. Propir Il
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P0ETK Z


~ eaAHLEs SA1kEr. az E
Bseveen i.e frieud. in Days ofsld
bitter STRIFE began.
Ard Father Spade with brother Trade
Disputed man 10 nlaa.
'feo're tsia, aadntiiul sd prgui,'
Said Spade, with fashias eyes.
y o. earn Jour thousands uhile starye;
fon mock my children's cries.
i o. ride IN state with Iordly looks;
You dwell in bower AID haIl:
1on sPeak Of me rcproachtrllys
And glory in my fall
20 tronl this hour in shine or shower,
Wen learn to live apart,
ruled the earth ere YOU were born
est you from my heart
Asd Trade osttemper in his pride;
heiltfered words OF scarn;
'fou 20 not know the ways of.nep..
AMID yoar sheep and cs,rn
Nos IEaiKay the busy Way.
Go psf ycnr shodiHlisiles ri,as
--s----ssnstt Do a. 4 hare done. 1,fterk.
feR,te ell Ihs sayth 10 ysetst
Both corn and pasture land;
onlY ask counting house
Aud room whereoa 10 stand.
And from this hour, in shsae shower.
Wei learn 10 live aioae;
I'll do without you well enough
The world shall be my+own.'
And thus they wrangled hight AMI day, -
GHfair like angry mcny
Til things went wrong between them both,
ka3 splld not right again.
Bat II owing wiser in distress.
Each grasp'd the others hand
Twas wrong said spade; re rail at Trade;
He loves me IN the land
! And Trade as freely owned his fault;
I've been unjust be sad,
TO quarrel with the coed ola man,
Who grows my daily bread
10 may noar "a, Tale and Spade,
Ia eIty eud in PLAN.
The people starye whilcSwe dispute
We must not part again.
! And all the people saag T6r Joys
70 see: their good accord
While SPADE assembled III his sons
And filsd his / .lteods csr!.
He Esd them on the best vi fare,
Uaiaxed the foarniag alf,
I And prayed ~ Englaqd' shappy shore,
! That irade might sereF fail;
And busy trade sent fleets OF ships
To every sea and straEd
And built his mills and factories
/. O'er all The prosperous land A.
So we'll sing God Save tl5e QaeehI
Aud iolig may BrolhersSpade,
For sake Of both the rich and poor,
Unite with Brother Trade.