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ROBERT r. PRENTIs,

ATTORNEY AT LAW PORTSMOUTH, VA
regularly attend the Circuit and Inferior Courts o. NOT,
W iok county Norfolk city, Nansenond and Isle OF wig
Counties and the Circuit Court Southampton county All busi
ness to h' care will with prompt aenIioh lie can
be found al ms once on High the Savings Bank
except on wednesday, when he will his Office in the Clerks
Office Building at Suffolk April I6-c6u
byron COLLARS.-OWENS', Opposit. American fo
tel has received fresh supply Byron Collars the ass
style Sept. u
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A. Morson, Esq. Richmond, Va; Lieut.! Maht~ MauTy o.
National Observatory, WaShngtun DE- Beverley H. Wsioia
fredericksburg Va. Dr. Geo Flemng Hanover "a nf William
Gwathmey King William Va Dr. w'l'sn Dew Mug an Sueem ZEN
Va John Whitney Montgomery Ala Thos D. bar;on Erl ahc
NJ e,ndon Esq, Fred. r!cksburr, Va VIM e. lhu Ell
Hanover Co, Va Or. Alexander II Mason, Falmouth Va
Mrs Pegam will receive buarcr young sa'es Wishing
their Institution Miss Hassas French l4y oi s9pefo
board tie house, and ius Afford great auhd
studying the French Languages Onr vi the Pr""sso
| will also board with Mrs fesnm.
| ~ rER NS BOARD slu Washing extra Aug 2-c4in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

OPENING OF THE SESSION or TIE GRAND
LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES |. o. .. r
The annual session Of the Grand Lodge commenced on
Monday morning, al the uua hour at Sansom street Hal
Philadelphia The ptincipH business done the organ'-
cation OF The body reception Of mbers appointing
commuters, and installation Of the officers for The ensuing
term consisting OF "nol G. De Saussure Of South Ca
Of Rhode Island Deputy Grand Sin; James l. RiJgccy
OF fyland as Grand Correspondent Recording Secretary
and Joshua Vansanl OF Mnyrd Grand Treasurer Ihe
representation was very strong numbering near one huhc
members An invitation was extended 10 the Grand Lodge
visit independence Hall twelve o'clock yesterday there
10 be welcomed by Mayor Cpn which was accepted
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EI.E ETWoon aCADEMY. KING s. QUEEN,

rgS OF this institution VIII Commence @" Tue ~
Sent ne-t and be continued without nercessun, except
short r.:esa a, Chrisrmas, until The 10Th July, 1854
m, will still be aided by Mr. his IT.
the five and by Mi JAs '" SMITH
the University and Who has had several Sets eNe'
ence in teaching The DIVIDED into equal SESSIONS
. five months
caSses and hoard lhc udlnB every
lights e75 session, payable l9h Feo au @
july; Tor period less than session. the charge VIII be SIS
For inoraition respecting the school aHdres ne sps.
bsr, Fleetwood Academy +. o.. Va. a. "luiI'
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RUMFORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM
'HHE exercises this Institution will be resumed The Isl ol Sep
i ember next.
year. comprising OF FIVE months each
will the LIST vi July.
Mesrs and a. 1mberake have beer engaged
Wilson Of the University Of Virginia, III the
schools and Modern Languages Moral Philosophy and
Chemistry lie has had several years experience ar teacher anu
highly recommended.
taught this last AMI has shown
himself capable and faithful.
The school preparatory the University aud TO the Virginia
Military Institute
Board aud session, with necessary except sa
tloiery and lights $751; payable the end OF the session
JNO. II. PITTS,
Aug. 3U-ciw AyIrtt's p. 0, King William
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MIR. Davis, Secretary OF War lief, Hartford MONDAY
afternoon he parooR ri public dinner al The City ot''
Mayor Hamersey welcomed him lo The city and State in
fecious speech concluding With 5ast for the health Of
the President and Cabinet When The cheering had subsi-
ded Col DAVIS responded speech which vas rece'cu
with hearty enthusiasm ami c which rc find sholl ac-
coun, in The Hartford Times
"He spoke OF his o|n political position as State Rights
man. claiming that State SOVEREIGNTY was essential 10 rue
Repuhlicahsm Ia Ipinihg The Confrderary ana su"se
quently entering into more complete aud lasting union
Connecticut surrender her Stale enyyreiunty Would SIZE
to-day give np her well established rights as State f's
iy ron vi toheciitnl will respond with hearty NO! hu
this makes hun State Ruhs man al heal whatever MS
professions may be- The Stale Riehe men OF The Snuh arr
friends OF the Union and are fast friends of that great
principle OF state SOVEREIGNTY which alone can sus'a anu
peRetusteit H. MI Davis alluded to his visit North seven
teenyeas ago leh quite young man, he passed hlousn
Ne~ tngauo since Then there been marked cbhhEe
mere Tue Ingenuity Vi man has Sci in motion coiph."
machinery, which eeehs 10 be endorsed win reason =
passes oI"afu ana back, tfansverseY, slowly s"y' "
he nature o lie WORK rtqntes II hard steel ana o'
as the joiner pane sdaVes The su pine. THESE ma
sl QuEnlnR 10 Col Col which have seen 10 Gay ae
wonderful IL us OF The South aud Weslrcay ~onoeu'
SIR lhey are ihe supfisns results OF remarkable inu'
~ Your repeating pistols made in Hartford relied up
the borders Of Texas protect the and women
Of that State from Indian depredations Northern manu-
iaciures are used by Southern families These are III w
sure bonds vi Union The naIks of prosperity and lapp!
ness all New England The change In seventeen
years has been very great But looking al these csus
of ingenuity aud industry he turned great pleasure 10
lhe mon Of New England Above sill he appreciated 'hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

F. ". ROsIER's DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
HE rst SESSION will Monday, Ocober s. 1893, IN
the coimouious in Of the Sycamore Church, on
th street between 81 uad and Marshall Mr. r. will be assisted N
we he School by his Sister who has had years expe
ehce va leachh5 several Of which passed France tie
desms unnecessary say than thai his intention 10 puT
sue Tue same system that during period Of eight in Richmond
nc mas found 50 thoroughly grounding his
upis the hrs principles Of whatever they undertake
His Apparatus though sRu complete we'll selected Libra
Of works for reference will oe the disposal elder Pupils
Taaas-PAYAbLE QUARTERLY;
Common English Branches per Scoust.e year $50 90
Higher 40 10
Modern Languages, each, ~ VI
Music-Harp, Piano, Guitar or singing, each: 60 a0
Drawing Pencil Crayohs and Water Cou,s included
higher English Conrse
Lectures will be given Scientific suecls HeI
e,tres description Of ~hrh VIII oim weekly tVnp"siot
f. .D,II
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,,,r, MEDICAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
VIZ next SEMI ANNUAL OF the MEUICaL SOCIETY
Tuesday, October 26lh, 1853 ~ " ' "
hcped that The
eaty and the importance Of meeting "a @ ~ he
State will induce large attendance Oi he reinxs :
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
P cL Gnocu Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

TEACHER WANTED.
SEYSELF wish employ Teacher cha
l neighboh"od for the and would
Teacher would do well
early application the school viii he prohabe would
farther saw that person apply unless lie tacIo
testimonials qualifications We would expect the Applicant
| 10 both The English and Latin Languages
My address is iiicksiord Grecnrvile County, va ,>.
Sept 7-clm MOhDECAl !oNEs.
| AMELIA ACADEMY.
hE sesson will open October lei aud end Angus ISL le"
TERMS-Boad and Tuition, $500 per session oil ten monti-
payable slO0 August and sO0 March s No deduction made m
lion lees for absence any but potiaced ness
pIect lodore ?. o. Amelia county.
Aug S-cw6w WIN. HARRISON
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LADY Of FINISHED education graduate OF The virginia Female
\ HEGie at S;aunOn, aud with years experience as i
eaehrF 10 thai Institution, desires Ya!e lamy or
small select school, qualified OF English
erdIches and Muse
Address Rev, X. II. PHILLIPS, Staunton.ra.
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DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
FRENCH GENTLEMAN thoroughly qualified 10 teach all the
n Modern Languages their pohuncaton aud who has
aush successfully OF the best Institutions IN this country,
take carg. the above Department IN some tnVery or
College.
The gwen a. capacity and morality Address 10
Pro! A. NJ New Orleans, Stating PARTICULARS aud salary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-09-13

WILLIAMSBURG MILITARY SCHOOL.
" W n9RRlSSEa'r seRRHS 7 " Y. 81 l"tpRscpals.
rgSUE nc x session open day
October next Thorough instruction will he gwen in the
and French languages with entire course OF Ma
hemas and the Natural Sciences FOR PARTICULARS address the
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WuI.IamsBURC FEMALE ACADEMY

Books, Stationary and Sheet MUSIC al cay pllces
MARIA q. CLDPTON, Principal.
Board Of Trustees Of The williamsburg Ftzla'e Arudeny
Cot RUBEKT McChNDLISI Principal,
Ia RosERr p WILLkR REV. JAMES E. JorSER,
Col. GoopRlcH DuRPRY, ROBERT COLE ESQ
W. r. G. DoUoLAs Eza, JAMES r. Ccsrls ESQ
w. w. VEsr, ESQ, DR. JOHN n GALT.
r. All letters to lhu Principal, Richmond
18th September; after that date, TO Williamsburg.
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WISH 10 employ voting Lady Assistant Teacher III e
male School, my house b. ensuing year She must ~
oroushy acquainted the En- is and French Languases
qualified 20 leach Music Piano also qualified eae
paSIng and Pntins would preferred Ample tesmon ale
"a quai,fcati 'Es, SC. viii be required
Address (posl paid ~ ) NICHOLSON, NJ. D.
26-cEt ur,ns ,uirk Va
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PORT ROYAL B0hK1IvNGG aIIGv schooL'

gsJE OF School daily increasing
IL organized upon plan somewhat different from any Ei
c.uonal nsituion in Virginia The Of Instruction u
thorough and syscmalc embracing the English Classical and Ma
enalica branches professor OF Music asao been provided
Th. healthy and accessible being the Rarpann
uock river about miles below fredericksburg aud 10 ncS from
The Milford dcpot Richmond aud Fredericksburg Rail Road
regularly week from Baltimore and Fieder
cIsburc and convey yances may be had from the depot
The annual commences one Isl Monday IN oSiooel anu
10 mon,s with about week at Christmas
ami one OF 3.ys Pupils admitted time during
The session The and exhibition takes place III
July al The close OF the session..
There j. present. for four I've hoarders aud pro
vision will the sssoh tor
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-25
Naturalization ia,o of Spain in Cuba.

st All the strangers belonging 10 friendly powers or ma
ons wish establish themselves. or who already are
in the island of Cuba, make clear, by Inc proper
means to her government, that they profess the roman
Catholic religion, and without this Indispensable ccnn
stance they shall not be admitted TO domce
but my subjects oil these aomn'ons ahu Oh e
Indies they not obliged TO prove his because mat IN
respect hem there cannot be any doubt as 70 ns point
81 asio tue strangers Wuo ao ~, ;. 60 x -, -.
article, he ~ "a pais1 Of ade,y and sub
oath lIuIatnehto oe l - cnn,nly ,yi,h The
mission, In whch they spa, pi pio =, nStnhh III. soar
laws and general otoefs oi 'po i'o''' W "' - -
'aIds are suolect' =. :, f,o,, m. a, b,ixb.
81. When me nVe l & Jei 80 ~ M s,nd and thew .h,lI
nent oil these oiekn ~ coo ' 80 lv IN n alj
then enter n'o M ~. 10 conceded
ihe privileges anu iku's ~ ~ w ~ h, ,hav .hal have
to ihern, likewise W N.Y. n.y. bn nava hasn born in tbe
brought WIN tneu', " o 80 oonseonentIv br Adj.
same island IN orasI sa - @ ,hs rnnnhc md The mi
mlteo 10 the nohoiaos etnpoSSS ip" ~ az - - 80
htla, accofoinR W @ ~ ,ha sr.nisb or f,yeivn
oh DURING tne mrs. 80 o,,,,n - ,heir forp,er
coonsts shah nave ,ns iioip ~ H. ,hs ca.e hev shall
countries or ancient ies,uo.oe ~ 80. srona,,y .nd
De enuueo W III T.. % hYonght into II without pa wing
goods whcn ney sha,, asLi 80, ayav hut az bosr
any dues Whatever ior takniR uon a~"J - .. -,
which they have gained IN the abovenehuoneo une' hey
have TO contribute ten Tor a hundred.
9th The liberty of the foreign coioniss to return 10 tner
ancient residences durinR the ht hve years
absoius without limitation condition, and they shall
be able 10 take away properly dispose OF II as they
shall see 6t
s"|' ~ ,,o noy,r ,vbch ia the natural
IN .nc sss W ~ ,ha ted ooIoni. these do
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which VIII be paid assumed BY
transmission.
son- Of Congress, and seni-weeAly during the reee.s
subscriptions for period ess uan year viii be ocsysa On
terms proporuoned 10 the above rates.
90 PosfMAs1EKs authorized agent. ana ~
sending DAILY subscribers 500 eneosed or nv.
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, 5 RVS WEEKLY
subscribers, with al0 enclosed will be entitled copy
edition they furnish US subscribers for kyaiis
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ny ROBERT A AKm ST Il o N q.
SPEECH OF noN. voLNEY e. nowARD,

TEXAS,
On the Acquisition Of Cuba detiUsred ia he House o
Representatives, January 6, 1883.
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nl9NsIlll.n DOeTUa.

VI
I a haadsnma young widow applied 10 &
physleen toBrelisse her af tATee distressing
eslnplaiuts. allh which she WAS afflicted
III Tie lIrst place, said ahe, i have little
er NO appetite What shall take for
thtt T.
For that. madam, you should take aif
and exercises
And doctor Tam quite idgotty Il night,
and afraid u lii aloas What shall take
lof that
For thot madam, can only recommend
thht yo6 iake--a--hnsband
tie Doctor But have tho blues Ter.
fibIy What shall | take for that
For that. MADAM, you have, besides 81
king 81, exercise, aud . husband, = take
The HFnRR pREssn
Sensible doctor. that. 81
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- - - &-NN|~ = @@Nl|
M HERE ne1 b sli1ihef he nos. lpeei'y rem
w siy ~ ~ rriraie l;onpliinis. Geeis. s,ric-
I.t<s eelia.I Ne.tas.s. Pains i ike Elins. Aisc.
U11s q - kI11eI, Ii141es q he He'd. .1hfo.f.
fcle I'D 1kia 40 - ihese dre,1l s9s<tiols 1rs.r
li1naI Debility, r.sdsn M.rrisre Impossible. sad IS
g 80 ds's'y' ' go 1S5y \, M me
yi.e. dat dreadful al destructive habit. uks snss
y sweeps . - untineIy er.ses thousands Il y6unr
a Tie nl ex1lied r.icnis and brillil1t iseaci
vh9 .ishi ehervi.s hsse suir,nred sfenlas s-nalss
with de t1padeff q hi cIe1a1ce o. walked q tc.ficV
DC Living IRE. nipy cal pIih fnIl coafdencu 81
MN<I1 fq11nf, - those eQntcmpIatink n1rriaee
be1f s1efc q physicsl weakness should iiumed.lsl9
ee..s Pr = - BE- restored 2 pescs healih; sIskt
CURED IN TWO DAYS OR NO CHARGE X AIR
Qrucr, No e1nf Frederick Street, Doarf fi6n
e. p 1.','ssl.l d s5'sssis:s dc - s@. I'd Nd
abefs = yta ~ z.i, -. g, q. gl.ee
Ncn16sr Of the Royal College cf surrpots Inndon
grndnate from of he NEST eminent colleges sf the
United btatcss and The greater part 81 whe li has
b.en spent b lle 6st osriiai. 81 London Paris Phli-
edelfhiA and elsewhere, has effected some III he most
n.inn1has cures that were ever knpWn, many tfeubed
ringing n HE and head whan asleep ireal ner
tcusness being alarmed q snidsn s0ands ahd bAshf.
ses.s Win hsgneni bluthinfs attended sometimes with
TAXI PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. y. addresses ~ those who have ihiuEed them.
AttfeA VI JiFAlt ami Improper in1ulHtHte4s that Nns
etet and Solitary Habit, which ruins both IlHlt sha
Mlgd ahntllns lh1m ~ either business 81 eeiety
These afe aaHle n no sad Ard mechanically afs usa.
auaed " early habits 81 yenih. VII Weakalns Il gke
Hack and tdHt, Pans II H. head blnhela IL Siahl
iAsE q Musnaf paWnl, raipiiaag n lke ltesg iva
pepsA Nerves. lfllably, neIaafpaeet n The biaes.
we 9aaeilaes General debility, syHpleph u Con-
klEFrAEly The fearful effects on. he mind are
much % % dFpeded iass II Menary Confasina II i,
IDEAS, hapFsslaa q Spirits Er Farekalinks A,srsiea
q baniply, Neil nSisl Love II Solitude Timlaitf.
20, are some n The evils produced, such persons
should heinfe contemplating Marriage consult DR. John.
tto aan % u ence restored. LIT not Fals4 Dslicaey
hgessnt sn apply immeaiatsly ard save yoIrseIf nom
The dreadful and awful Consequences II this terrible
On. JoANsToNs INvIGoRATfNG RrMRDy
FOR ORG ANfC WEAKNESS. e.y
by this great and and important remedy weakness
the organs speedily cured and full siKof restnred
Thousands Of the Nervous and Dsbdated indi.
fdnals who had lost al hope, have been immediately
relieved. All impeachment 10 =. 4
MARRIAGE.
physical Mental Disqualification Nervous IrritahiI
~, Trembling and Weakness, or Exhaustion 81 the
most fearful Kind speedily cured BY Dr. John5ton
o. All letters must be post paid-Remedies sent BY
mail tApril 7, 1853.-ly.
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTYCUTE

Incorporated 1870 CAa,terp perpetual capilalsi5o
600; rifh poscer Of increasing u 10 $3.50 .000
nUBLIC Buildings, Manufactures, Mills Ma
chinery. Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchan-
disc. Household Furniture, Vessels on The stocks
or while IL port, &C. DC, will lie insured at rates
as low as the risk will admit
Applications for Insurance may be made TO
b. w. HERBERT,
In the Absence Of the Agent from Chariestown, Of
ions P. Bnows. ESQ, who will attend 10 them
promptly. Persons al a distance addressthrongh
the mail
N d. ON an Churct Buildings and ClerEymers
pefsoual property. the Agent viii present bis com.
Emissions ID reducing Che amount Of premiums on
The risks THUS arising.
tNlv IA laha--tf
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q. @ Is 81 g V

TIME UNDERSIGNED. Agent fof fNsFRAkCE
II G0MiANfeftAE FALbE YET VIRGINIA
81 lllsfAsslsFl ANN f7'itDHft fflfh inst ff.
ANcE COMPANY N tlaFtisFf, fgHaeeileai viii
FpeVlre Applications aud FpgaiAle Premiums 90 OIL
rlska h lis lafmsF Company, and Insure Property
and deliver Policy On he Property Insured seeth
q Premium 4 paid IN he latter Company,
INTERRUPTIONS
Received fDrAas lollsvias Newspapers ahd rsiI.
ndealsf
Daily, rl.weekly 4 weekly Nsiipnal Iniellleenssr
Do. dn. hahfmoff AmlFiraa
90. weehlY Episfatslf ilseeFder.l
weakly LlfifiI fifinf Age
Mohihly lssi ana 0tris Aieeeailf,
De. faniks CatiafE nnd llffHlNs
Dee 30. 1859 -IY. ID w. HERnkRTI
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Tvs ORANGE COMPANY
or THE
TalItp Of Dfrgtnfa.

CHARTERED MARCH IL, 1887 "
CAPITAL $50. 700. ,rtA po,rsr % increase he ,aml
u. 10 S2OO,00O.
NHlS Company, having been duly orkanizedi
Is now ready TO receive Applications and ISSUE
ihaaeeinshf 81 no ise afhpkny F0f TIE FATE mi
suranee ofall kinds Of Property, Merchandise &C.
az fair and equitable rates. The Directors assure
the public that this Company will be conducted
with view 10 permaneRey, and on the striciest
principles Of equity justice, and close regard To-
economy and the safety Of the Insured. III
JOS s. CARSON, President
C. s. FUNK, Secretary
o. F. BRESEE, AelsaYy.
DIRECTORS.
Jos. s. Carson VIM L. Clark,
James p. Rieley, James II. Burgess,
Lloyd Logan, N. w. Richardson,
John Kerr
Office on Pieeadila Street. near Valley Bank,
Winchester b. w. HERBERT,
July %, is5a-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

There q hope which never dies.
A Light which burns forever,
A star whose beam ne'er darken'd H.
A sun that sets-sho, nefefi
The blight of eaFfh2-its changing scenes.
And clouds which darby lower,
Change mol the vivid RAYS that clean,
Fen IN mlsibFinne's kaaf.
Il q the hope.-ihe Christians hsheIA.
That sm60ths thefaFfewed hfgW
Ard Feg6aeilelh 10 his I'd
While dwelling here below,
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FTSHE subs,Flbtr hsvIte established GENE.
j NAE A0ENcYia fpaitiHeiea CIV n 81,
~ de prosecution ana sflel1ehi IL every htscfip
llon II Claims against Isl United States renders
hit services ~ Ia public discretionary Claims
Suspended Pension and EounIl Land cafst ond
also Suspended Claims or Lest HoFsfs recEixe
pfompt attention. q % Ill oIheF eoses Mat ~
placed u ny hands 70. II. 4ALLAtith,
L1te n TXFi1i1.
REFERENCES ,--rrs>iieni FIllNenE serr,lriss
lsluAnT, con6IE ed Cote4ni JAS. I. AHA1u5 LsI3
4 ConHillioa0 II P<nfirnff jE6 ,. 0AtlaH3n. E14.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

fTHE u1ier<'snet 1n <.c1,r.i q ErtI.t
u Grand fIas:<r q lA> 11&| .i'' q 1ls&>F,.
Xi1nrI nan a Ca. il ca1f'|@'1.0. sIsc f'..-tr
u BE lon1 4. s1r 0f ~ DeH... ): ~ rfq.'y =
!, .;c .A41.<.. n1.|c<. ~ f'<kr.< Csre n>..
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WITCHES AND JEWELRY.
REMOVAL.

+ WOULD inform the citizens Of this county, and
u the public generally, thar have REMOVED
nv WATCH and JEWELRY STOREIo No.
hl1 PALT'fM0RE STREET. SIR doors beiasr
Ctarie sirets, Baiiimare, where they will ind a
large sdpply Of fine GOLD Levers, Lepihe, and
SILVER WATCHES Of every description -
GOLD LEVERS frem 925 b 800.
ALSO, variety 81 Gold Chains KEYS, Gold
peneils and Pens Rings. Ear Rings, Bracelets,
40. Also. 4 dne assortment Of Silver Spoons,
Cnps, Butter and Fruit Knives Of genuine Silver
Coin. A variety Of Aibatia Forks, Spoons, &c /,
40. Clocks and Fancy Goods A large assert
filent Of W elch. makers Tools Jewels, Hands, and
Watch Glass of evefw kind.
~ COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Watch.
makers viii And 4 10 their interest 10 call and ex-
anime nf goods, a. intend % sell as low as any
6ihet hAn<e, Il Wholesale q retail prices.
CHARLES HLAKE,
No 0i1 baltimore street, Baltimore.
Mnffls 81. tet7.44It
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Aprehigate young fSlleW, son 81 4 law.
yer Of some eninehee IL Rhode Island, on
certain muster Inspection day, purchased
horse Of an ignorant farmer, and engaged
to pay fer it on tile next inspection daI.-
He gave note but instead Of inspection
he inserted the word fesnrrsciion. making ii
payable on the resurrection day
When the inspection day had come, and
the farmer unsaspicious Of the trick. SUP,
posed the nste To be due, he called On the
yonng man for payment. The latter ex.
pressed great assonishnient that be should
call On him before the note was out.
sBut il IS outan said the farmer; @you
promised to PAYNE on tho next inspection
day the time has come and want my
money
III you viii lock at the nete again. said
the young man, csolly, syou will find il has
. long while to run yeti
The farmer was sure the note was due
Or ought to be; but on spelling over care
fully, he found te lis establishment, that it
was not due till the resurrection day. He
remenstrated with the young seape-grtcd;
but all t. no purpose, and be finally laid
had better settle the thing at once
Fbr,n said he, s'though the pay day Is
far distant, you are in fair way to have
business enough 81 your hands that day,
without having Jour notes 10 settle" The
advice was takeng
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

TlH0SE persons having Negroes for sale. can
s. g. hs.. P's, y s.''..s 2, e sss,' e
letter vii. tt rfoh,r'IT a,ienlct g.
5ely "a 1871 e. g. BRAGG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-19

rs- Two lualsfs met lately and passed
tie Compliments ef tie season ''ilm,a
said eae, nbays yeu seen HALT he's locking
fer you" allAll AWhat Hall ~ asked Jim
aWhy, alcohol, you feel epshaw, roe.
pended Jim, THAT'S peer 'aall ! and you
wenlin't have caught me II hadn't been
hufHlast night, when John lrpped meup 4
John who z asked the other snemllohnl
YOU numhaknIi.H