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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

Asst AID Ring in the chair.
Pescluaoas-Thaf Michael Beggsbe appointed Inspector
If Election in SIKH District Sixth Ward IN place Of Pat
ri,k Beggs. removed from the Ward. Adopted
That The Council TO tie Corporation report to
- Board the style Of the tickets - b. pOled also the
menrer u voting he sae aad whether The Aldermen aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

Communication received from The Managers OF
the Sociey for a. Rcformoton OF JuVe nile Dnquonts
who that they have resolved 20 take Tor the
inn dotc sale a. their property stusei Twenty tsri
sud suggested 10 the Board OF Governors the expe
enCy OF purchasing the for the use Of the City, In
pacn Of the present Tonbs which j. supposed 10 b. lily
adar ted 70 The purposes for which Il erected.
or notion the invitation was extended ~ the Mayor.
Rec, rder District Attorney and Comptroller O. view the
proprtv In connection with the Governors.
quorum not being present the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
1rcrrRrs ~ ROMANIsM

Nj Sweezer has been delivering course OF Lectures
on Il lmansm az Manhattan H6N. IN the Eleventh Nart
before fair audietces Some disturbance ne
ante rated but We believe everything has passod Oh
quietly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
TEMPERANCE NOMINATIONS.

ALAN I1e7daY, VI i, III.
Bradford X Wood has been nominated for Senator by
the Ternporsnce Convention IN the Albsny strict.
John q Gilbert has been appointed Collector % Canal
Tolls at Palmyra in place OF Nelson Drake removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

"esfe Informed that the report TO which some cur
''cy has been given, that there s discord among
Wigs Of the lid Senate District, in this CITY. is
~eg erroneous. and that they viii theoretically and
si'sdG support their candidate, Mr RICHARD s.
EnIlAMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
THE REPoRTED FEvER Ar FELL's POINT.

The dispatch published in the " York evening papers
Of Yesterday announcing ,ae preyalenoe Of malignant
fver clogng Of stores fight Of the inhabitants. &c at
Fes Point r. fabr alton there Is nothing prevailing
there out the usual autanno bilious complaints, and the
health Of the city Is far better than al the same time last
year.
W hive no mil south Of Kithmond Ibis morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
Whix City Nominations

XIII,h AssezIy Disfriot-Frederck A Conkliug
XVth AsscnHy Disfricf-Edwin A Ware.
XVIIth AdernaH-Nathan {. Ely.
NNlsi Wgr3-AIdermaH-N William r jackson.
o., I sIth D.sirict-James Owens.
'''"'"" 10th Districi-Reosevek G. >ecor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
soms ml1rHELL Asn rnE cLun.MES on -4s.

There If IL TIM City organization known the Club
Men f as" H. members are those and those alone
WHO were connected with one of the Clubs formed in
Ireland by the lib raj party during the agitation of 1913
which ar,.oly deadCued b. the exile Of Meagher
Mitchell O BHen and Others This Association NUMBER
We understand about forty members, al OF whom axe
sirou q making spprop late denomination OF the
etoem in VIII, Mitch II held by them the occasion
of biz arrival here which, expected in few days For
tls purpose. they net Monday evening. james Mcbride
cal "a to the Chair and Mr. Thomas Taylor acted
Secretary number OF eloquent AMI interesting spec hes
were delivered. and number of propositions received
70 he tost Cf carry out thu objec. OF the AssO
citation :, me discussion had the propositions,
ard finally committee OF five appointed draft
solutions and report at o subsequent meeting They then
ad ourLId
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19

uaaed 'a 'Vl F6res, CITY, aud Trve Daocraf are
Ialrs.sxnsse become TIE Forest Cly Ds~acrat I, is
nd M Aes4rs II. c. Gray. J Modll. aad f. Covles
"'uhUed as an AntiSlavery Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
TIIANKSGIvING IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PHIIADILPHIA Iuosday oct j, l-5j.
PROCLAMATION fixing the fourth Thursday in November
for Thanks giving day, has been issued.
Governor HClc and lady viii be here this afternoon.
en- route foI the Crystal Palace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
WV YORK CHASSIS.

II. Casss Of the Reformed Dutch Church Of th2fxty
t vesteSsv sernoon for business in the lecture room
OF Is North Church Fulton e. The Casss organised
and Yin continue business today In the evening, Dr.
Van Asdsie the President Of the Classic, prschsd The
ugua sermon In the Ninth It. Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
slNoD on NRW WORK AYp NEw-JERsEY

Ihs ecclessiosl body commenced il. stated sessions
yess fcsy Ia the Bleeekerst Cbureb The hodersfof,
Tie lev DIR. StesDs delivered opening address Dur.
Ing tie sessions will be preached ~ me hsv
JoseIh + Tute Of Rockagay or By bis alternate, the
Rev Samuel L. Syesr DID, Of BrooklyD,S on me
PEI atty Of the Divine Law; it, Mature a1ahSiaions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
Feast OF TABERyAcLEs

Tbs Jevish festival which we noticed ct some lsngth
yests rdsy morning continued and concluded with "a
lie Ieytcal ceremonies yesterday evening.
On Sunday nett the Feast Of Palms viii be obse-~eI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

RECEIVED BY

UIIIAIV, IIlF-IT7If V-T, II ID
The tdanantine Coar'y Convention lass evening nor1
ra.ed jonathan He-ean JT, fpr Sna,or AM Asher T.
Nichels for District Atio,ney Resolutions conlOing viii
lie recelly decap..a.ed Ilarl- pas separate
fam.siiors viii be made Throughout by The Sof-' 8ad
Alar erfira.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
.narns STILL NOMINATION

PoU0HKTEPsIE, Tuesday, Oct. j, l-53
Charles g Nan, Of Putnam was 10 day nominated a.
candidate for justice # the Supreme Court b. The Demo
Cratr Of the Second District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
IFCTrRES ON NAN.

M Fowler continues his lectures Man n the Me-
chopcs Institute aud tie Boeoker Buildings, alternate
nights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
CCIIrGr OF ruYSICIANS AND SrRGEnN,

1Lsuirou uctory lecture before this Institution was de
liversd Monday night. by Prof Smith. This Is thu
lorty sixth session OF this Institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
RTMORIn. FAILTRE-

BALTIMORE Iue.day. Oct. H. l'5i.
We have nail this evening south Of Augusta ga
ne Uadugtoa Star says ruInor prevails there con
corning The failure Of noted aaniship operator in New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
Rirhnond county Yominstions

Tie Wlics OF l. fm0n1 County have nominated Aired
Auosrcv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
,Ew YORK 0. s. PREsBYrERIAy SYNOD

The body in session in the Frs, Church fiffh-
ay, Rev DR.. Wines Moderator. DR. Spencer preached
the annual sermon No business Of importance ikeyto
eomt Lefore he SYnOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
Democratic soft Civ Nominations.

Tt ffse-ily D,rrict-Daniel Mehan.
VIII VOL 'erwr--pr--iet p-ra1cn
Nil N'rr6-/litrn0 Wesley Smith.
Dtmocratie Fiardl CITY Nominations.
1t A'reUiis Iif,f1-F W. O. Wsiskini
III EUc--fiiers-fa- poi-c.
Co 7ciLss I'D D.a..-Gf,--- T. Hr1bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
BOARD or ZEN GOVERNORS

Aregrlsr meeting Of the Governors held a. their
rcenH in the h0iunda Yesterday afternoon. Present--
Edward A. Wet in the chair; Cows Mclaughlin, Henry.
Dvgro srd Torisst nd.
lie reQusiions were read and acsed upon.
Tie follow ma number II pcSons wire remaining n the
verlr Institutions under thclT charge for the week ending
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-19
Democratic Nominations.

" aIg Nominations.
~ 5ia Co-District Attorney, William 4. Porter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
TIE cHRIsIsEAs aoLygAYg.

This period OF such delightful nnticipator5
for the young, and of 50 many sad rccolcctions
for the old, is just upon Us, and will have soon
come aud gone again! 1t should be appropriately
observed by all, and It's annual recurrence lie the
signal to bid duh care Lcgone. To the old and
young, the rich and poor, wish happy time, a
merry smile, joyous heart, good conscience, a
fat turkey for dinner and l. Pcace With al She
world and tic rest Of mankind.
As usual, our merchants have made extensive az
Engagements to accommodate tho wants OF the com
munity, and neither in the sui s;anial or ornameu-
tai can there be any cause Of complaint 1t might
be considered uvidious discriminate yet we can
not refrain from calling attention to the large and
beautiful selection of A1auals and other Christmas
presents on hand at the Drug Store Of Or. SMITH,
the choice variety Of ewclrv, and other articles
please the fancy and suit tho taste offered by Nj.
c. G. STEWART whilst our oil friend RLrssTxG in
tends to spread himself and having more purchased
toys TO please the children, procured more candy
20 feed the babies, baked cakes and other deli
Sacies to feed the hungry, than his present quarters
will hold he has it in serious contemplation to open
his quarters under the Spirit" Office so rs to
give room 10 all, aud not permit as has been fre-
qucnly the case heretofore, any to 90 home disap-
pointed because from The Nd they could not set
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
JOHN ". F0RNRy.

The Editor Of tie "fIcc Press in hisis ''stft
poeks to create prejudice in the public mind against
ibe Representative Congress from this pistrlsi'
because Of his vote for Col Forney, rs Clerk Of tie
House This article Is calculated TODD injustice both
20 Col Forney and to 3Ir Faulkner.
Col. Forncy the ouly candidate for 'he Clert-
ship before the Democratic before the Iiovs.
Il is true, the name of Judge Young was used By
dissatisfied persons, bu; rs We learn from liis
OWn published card lis name was used. without hia
consent aud against his expressed wishes.
In.the abscnce then, even ct competition FOR ;he
ofHce. what was there to justify Mr. Faulkner in
Sording his vote against tie late Clerk?
Col. FOrney had filled tie place for the last two
years with admirable abili;r. lie had given general
satisfaction by the discharge Of It's mularVus Nud
EeSponIitae drtes The yct5 fact, that in an Office
seeking Hge like this, competitor presented hia
Oelfin opposition TO his claims, is of the most
conclusive evidences Of his unsurpassed qualifications
for that post.
Col. Forucy is & northern Democrat c! sckaowl-
edged gouHdness upon all thoSe great questions IN
which the South!ees interest. His efforts, wli!s:
Editor fthe Penusyvanian il defence OF the rights
iheinstimtious ofthe South, very justly rendered hui
tavore in this portion of the Union To the power
EuI influence of his pen more indebted than 10
any other single press, foE tie firm and immovabio
Itaudgvhich the Democracy Of Pennsylvania has IA
ken upon these grea, questoaEof Constitutional coz
Struc,ion and Southern rights.
Col Forncy is highly respected in TrivEte NG--snd
Omongst those most so!ci:ous for his election were
como Of tho most distinguished wings Of rhi!adel-
phia, who regarding the oppositionto him found
ID on personal malignity, and having just appTecia
uon Of his private character aaa numerous social
virtues came to Washington 20 express their ar
dent interest in his 5zction.
But the Forrest letter! No doubt cEery friend Of
Col Porucy regrets that in the and uncslcU-
lItng impulses of his private friendship Tor Forrest,
DO should have written such ict;er-not iha; thcy
see in it that moral Aeprav;'y w!lh which Ills ems
mics seek TO color it, bat h,cau7e :. IS Of those
letters which mHlignity MAJ IcrvcT and misrcprcscut
to the injury OF the writer. md it because The
New York Herald and kindred papers sought to i'll
?ress that construction upon it "nd to destroy
his private character By uncharitablo ana jam
diced view of tbe letter, that it snorc inpcratvely
becomes the duty of Col. Fornsy's friends 10 stand
Arm and to rcpc the deadly assault made upon him.
Col Forney has claims upon his frcnds-his party
and his country, which no. TO be sacrificed to
CRAFTY tho magnitg ofsuch man "a james Corridor
Bennett high as that worthy Stands OF the ca!eH-
daF OF LnDral,y.J and saints.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
TIE 4.PoT08Ic" LIBEa AGLIw.

49,. So s3tr-
i'''6 "'"' '''''e VIZ e''I1 .'"'s ~
FirgniNn) appears 10 share tie reputation ORA tn
ciig Every body strives for ZIG honor Of asE.s;smE
,,5;,.,, stsLs tbr,,,aI, il. irrse3 carc,,g Pc!
~ ~, I ~. I.,.,..,5
tAe 'oAo"ing "'S''Ie .''S' rom ~ ga
tie article !:0I ihe I'''"" oil TIC o- which W. a
House OF RErREsrST 4T:yGa,
Oe'e"1ter IL, -.
7o-he Ed:ior cf.sc ;G'.schsst'r vrinsan
SiE:--I baro seen in Tie Winchester Hrrihii.H@
and o!hcr papers Of ny District hostile to tie al
ulnstEIIon n, 81 statement protesting aise.s MARI.
live Oi The circumstances uAdrT which Ar: JOHN
Amber was srlrcsd iu;o sfua.ion OH: c.ic: VI
Marshal Of Western Virginia. IS Ims sta'rnTnt t.7
had NJ, extensive circ:Inlion If not It's lin, in :.
District aud Us tie sris II cHsd orth Ell.
are wei calculated Jmp..;r inc respect encr;%ly
cncrlanui fer ;l.g character q lie Csd,utH h.@.
deemed my duty 10. MAKE cnTUi.y INFO ia
truth H this singular ..slc 5From tie reslI Of tEG;
cuq.lIcy, fccl warts, x IN styiu, yuu trst $n
published sta;cu,cnt from lightning cid tsl.or
fabrication t.u,t the resignation of Mr Gui;lr q.
the otlics q Narsal vN', f. the Pre- ;de't s"s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
HEYERLY TUCEER. ESQ.

It will 10 gratifying 70 the friends Of this gentle
man, to learn that be has hcen elected printer TO TIC
L. S. Senate The Washington paTeTs inform US
that upon the evening Of the day Of his election hc
Was 'ercnadsd by the Brass Eaud Of lie city. accom-
panied hy procession Ct Ike National Democracy.
In answer to repeated calls Nr Tucker appeared, aud
in ch"s;c and elegant speech thanked hcm for Tic
compliment Upon the reception Of the news of his
election in New York City one hundred guns were
hred by the Dickinson Democracy. with UNI
Sua bad grace the columns OF the Union have found
fault, with his fortune, and take considerable e1ccP
lions to his election This attack, however, Is Of no
moment, lie Senate, does no; think it is incunl-
bent upon it to consult the tastes conform to the
particular desires OF tie Union. His election will lie
hailed by the masses ofthc Ercas Pnr;r. the pr;uci
pies Of which he is an able cx"oneni
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
TIE LEGIsLATURE.

Nothing of any special in,eres, has been done in
the Legislature "a yet. Resolutions and bills for
new roads and other matters hive been presented
They as thick and as plenty as black-bcrries in
harvest From present appearances think The TeSis-
lature is going to work in earnest In fact the time
Is limited to ninety days for ;he session, and unless
the members industrious they cannot get through
In opinion the Legislature should throw she large
majority fthe bills presented under the table
lfOne half of the bills granted the State of yir-
will be hopeCssly in debt that she viii never ro-
covur from the burden.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
Arrival GE9aaIs.

The Correspondent OF the South-SSiia Democrat,
thus refers le Annual Reports Of tho Secretaries
The reports OF the Secretaries Of War ofthe Treas
ury OF tie Interior have teen Published smd are
documents OF greater interest Jr. Guthrie, suE-
Sesitd in The t,r,s!dcnC5 message, recommends the
reduction OF the duties various articles in CrGer
70 dcpiutc.our from that 10 the am"u:
Of Is UyUU0u. lie recommends an adherence to the
aa IU!orsm 81 stem, unless Congress should deem it
prudent 10 maze exception in laTOr UI lion.
The report of cccIetGTy Davis con!aius many val
uaGc suggestions ana much information OF interest.
lie reports the nominal strength OF the army 10 he
1881 en-, including officers and the actual force
ONLY lG4i.. lie COM GiHsa grcatdcAl ofd"Strtions
consequent insufficient pay e@t the fact itas
le,ll III OF scrvicc brings inciear 0: pay rank or
pri,i,eGe;' and recommends tl1a. besides aUGaCu-
tntiuu Of the compensation 10 the soldiers each au
shall receive increase Of e. per month who, Alter
his discharge SHALL re-inst within month there
after
Secretary NcCeli.nd presents the condition Of our
:,blic Cut,sir and csluWs high praise tie Land
system lie reports hat during Tie ear that near
" 100000 acres have Leon surveyed aud J.
GS3 iHI sold. lie estimates the oi the public
land 81 LISA, GC0OCO ,:cics which purchased
cost ct $6S,uvO OCo aud thinns thst when "Il Sold
tho amount realized will he $2@l, GuQGo0 Tie
numerous frauds the Pension Office are the subject
Of great aniuadversiUu and lie CANS She attention Of
Congress 20 iasn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
INTERESTING LETTER.

We publish on our first rage letter from the for
mer Superintendent Of tlc Springfield Arnory Col
Rom in response to certain accusations preferred
z by Gen. liPLEy 1t is searching rebuke 10 those
who plume themselves upon the epauette. with nci-
Iher the capacity 10 fill the inclination to dis
charge, the duties which pertain to civil stations
Mr. ROM carries his heart in his hand and he would
not set down aught in malice and therefore feel
itincumhent on INJUSTICE himself and the
surss which he advocates 10 invite the attention of
our readers to Lis manly GleE.ncs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
WAsHINGToN MAT1gRs.

WAsHlxG4oS, Dec. la.-I understand tia, tie usval
unanimously to report bill the rssUp tinity,
probably Monday next authoUisng Ire Colstr5rc-
4ion of steam fgates, 70 be built under e,Aieil
Df the Secretary OF the Nstyvn such isnHcr rs kf
Shall ste 81 approprialing .ood,100 frtheuaroS4.
The movement shows boilt !. hearty saPpOr. fat4Bk
Secretnrys Recommendations and proslat Gs.tiOn
the part OF the committee.
The Hon. Mr. EeeT, ut North CarolIn, Wax ca9tl
home to-day by itegraphi inteliigecg ostt.e Gst-
Gerons illness Of his vile
Gen. Houston is daily expected liste. SchStGr
Dusk is saidt0 be ~ Atstca, Ic4ts a;ieadiGsE Ii i
4li,:ifc railroad protect.
Jonx AilTcHgLt- lie editor a. this New ora.
Mirror, " h0 timed u itt JOHN hIeief lire lFisE III
tall AID Slender; ecIn ryIhHrk3.liy-
fms; aud TINT Is huSst s,ee tiOt The
~ AID most tthned hls1,Gsilis las ser steQ, III
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20


RepFssentatire ne sNsnE
resoIu.ions vii as I'd 6
Rescfsd sie ssitient s. tlie UditcS
lie requestedsi trpart 10 sfs B5tse stals
the privileges ana restrictions c0sE
terc0ugse Ofthsunitcd SIse5 Nsil all fpre1sn u
tons similar 10 Chat Communicates to Gus iGis99
the 99tl Of March 1922 and flrer, tIiht if 1e ts
questet to gise a itUie eXhibitllg comFA- aE1'e
statement heiwean Tie srtf of 9tiler ndiio+s 9'1
that Of the Uutetl States similar Tie oi'e iePasa
and laid before tiiis body in aiarshL 1917.
correspondent Of tie Union, n commencing
the subject outraged il iliis resolution, sa1t%
From the year 1876 70 1853 marry al ttf co5n-
tries OF Eurne haze changed lifir tariffs is q
trade direction russia Slrdinia. Holland, ad =
key have made lsrge st7ides ia ts,s dFeetigI5. re
Latter las reduced her iatie7 An Average q 80 sF
cent rrd in all OF them the inciIle OF 'he eriT
the raw ma eraIs ofnlqnGfte4Brr1 hhs been rssas-
ed Among these uiatetials, iTtl and eoa!a lS'se
rigLuliy been considered - those Thith &c &C.
fare oftie whole peVir re'trts z 'Fi -
eat abundance aud II tie c3ta4'2H t"leS. ;s'%s4
removed lie prohibition ui 0.ss! .sE"'S Se'.E>S9
the tag o.: bar iron nHi e,s.s !is's"ad iars''. r-
duced the DC irga. n isei@tutn IN ana Fs&s'
have bael made free eai sr:guge aEer refusing fs
duty, on .-aT s,eci hns issne'i decree nE;ii
date OF SOTenbcr e. iarscJ eASesAs tie 20! ga
Iron a,iiiea.
Il 4 .rciF,ins At rvla!4 tie s.on Of ht:U AIted
i =
i;rrIs Il, IL, colIlgre trii uis'rhs .arsic
The presenl CONGRESS I'll. 20 Further Gad get nF5e
radical cxGn!p.e ]; Is iny.g Af!c rue teHt sle
business which isrn0s r-Jtel :! Pr soEeTuaeiis u
that which flUu shes vas e &srt has tr;ed P7l-
lection 5or centuries and the resct s. thar he "ti-
ces exposed to t!s frcesr co:t'i'if sre ihGse .i-
manufacture OF which IS mat HEF-ity f7'a;!is5"'
The reason y csiei.-. 1::sse nifiees +" hicE e&ne
the chcaicst to consumers nc tass "irt are n!9ft
consumed qllcn,gHe and ce1sawpaJoa icco'ns7 rs il
lure Is inevitable Protection cj.s'His isayt2"i7
growing consumption rad :aczesll and 1!ere50Te r.
mains lie rclety era icf Of eripiiei nanH;aetFT+
Wocllcns have been manufactured ia he:JNH-I
STATES for Mrsr5 Jurfhs gfG esHHTg; yet ihe5 hs !
flat littc longer pioieC;ion Is netcsNGrr i1on3aS
been produced since the discovery OF the c';unF'E
yet the too,-makcr, tc hardware nlan''iHr''isr lie
implement nahcf, Il : railroad ruiider, QUO eT%'
worker AirUn must pay eroruseits tax on ms ="
material 20 swell Ike wealth Of the irnn-nH'2t:-
II is 20 he hoped that I'll n!1n,0ces whleE in!e:-
fcre with the intcrc7;s Of the who!c Pcolie Ti!: lc
done away wilil. ,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
GEoRGETowv MARKET.
fs.3,; sTIs;sT(e;;..,s.-.iz4-Izl; OF I-tIgs,

~f4g.f
9oY vIrtur OF = decree rendered at the r.
ID term, 1858, % the. Ci:ruit Court OF Befks' 90
", III the case of Geo II Beckwth \ Co.. g 80
Swinliy, &c, tie undersigned, IA Special Ie.-5
sioner5. viii proceed - s,il public a1eisl =
highest Bidder, on Saturday, 2lct cay q MAJ
january, 1901, u valuable
TRACT OF LAND .fGs
in the county of Berkeley. upon winch inc
Swimicy now resides WED.
containing 100 Acres, ana Poie'. 5
and also !, remainder interest dependent ulE =
OF Mrs. Cathariue SwiI..icy IN 0I5 Acres pa
same general tract. -
For !, more part,ular description Of the ssys (, e
ccts composing said tract, amy onc ai'p"'r r. 70
chase ci,il refer To the undersigned, Lc"l7 E'!'
George Swinii,.y residing on tie pr'I"4Sts -
The sale will take place on the Pr.s''i-Gs'
occupied by said Swiin!cy, about l. 90!
Terms OF SALE-Ons-fourth 81 the pursl-,,. !, D
cash. and the residue ia three equal PhJ ,gt
twelve aud eighteen months, with 'gaIi ans, .
each from tn. day of sale, said dct'rr'H F.;''
be secured BY decd Q! trust on H. LIIVTEa
Dec. on. lsH2.-;s LEWIS ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-12-20
FEW COURT HOUSE.

The magistrates ofBcrkley County have been sum
noned to take into consideration the tter of erect
ing new Court House, and came TO the determina-
zion that the old one mist beenlnrged and improved
OR new erected, decn,ng the present one insult
fcien for tie purposes of the business of the County
A committee appointed to report tothe Court,
suitable locations the cost OF the same the probable
cost Of building. Sc.