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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

THE ADVERTISER HAVING MORE ROOM THAN HE
wishes to occupy, would like to let three
the second floor without board or with breakfast
tea. Inquire at 173 Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

HousEnoLD FURNITURE SALES AT AUCTION
The subscriber hereby informs his friends and Others
that win attend the sacs Of household furniture by
auction At the residence Of families reasonable terms
RefereneesJas Van Nostrand President Merchants Elk
change Bank.
d. Randolph Martin President Ocean Bank.
u. Hayes. Cashier North River Bank.
SMITH Cumming,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-ALADY,O OCCUPYING A DE
sIable house three minutes walk from Montague ferry
will accommodate select
gentleman and his WIFE without children, and two
single eDtlemep have choice of apartments Location
pleasant and the house repete with modern
ments References exchanged. Address, for four days.
IL. s Brooklin Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

LADY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN SHE RE
"A quires would let back parlor Furnished or unfur
with board for the lady only Situation between Ninth and
Fourteenth streets within block Of Broadway The
house has all the modern improvements bath &C. and
is pleasantly located Board advance in lou of reference
Address A. NJ Broadway Post Once stating whore
via hi had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

A PLEASANT ROOM ON THIRD FLOOR TO LET
n with board, to gentleman and wife two three
single gentlemen; also attic suitable for
two genteM hot and cold baths Apply at 1877 East
BROAD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

EOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMo.
dated with pleasant and airy rooms furnished and in
desirable location, applied for immediately At 1T
West Eleventh street, corner of Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-21

DOARDING-A GOOD OPPORTUNITY OFFERS FOR
ID single persons small families to obtain fTil or partial
with pleasant for at "a Tenth street.
House supplied with hot and cold baths Location oonve
Dent to
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
RS WHAT YOU SPEND.

H. .LI
sIt,s what thea ii spend, my son, said .
sage old Quaker not what thee II make,
which will decide whether thee's toTbe rich
or nos The advise vas trite, lremarks the
Philadelphia Led ger for It was but Frank
lin s, il another shape: Take care OF the
pennies, and the pounds will take care OF
themselves Bat it cannot be too often re-
peated. Men are continually INDUCING in
small expenses, saying to themselves that it's
only 4 trihe, jet forgetting that the aggre-
cate is Serious, that even the sea-shore is
made un ofIpetty grains Of sand. Ten cents
4 day even IS thirty six dollars and a half a
wear. ana that Is the interest of capital Of
six hundred dollars The man that saves
ten cents day only, II SO much richer than
him Who does not, as if he owned a life es-
tste n { house worth six hundred dollars.
Every sixteen years ten cents day becomes
six hundred dollars; and, if invested quar-
terly. does rot take half that time. Butten
cents a day is child's play, some will ex
| claim. Well :hcr, John Jacob Astor used
| to saw. that when q man, who wishes to b
! richs has saved ten thousand dollars, be ha;
1 voni half the battle. Net that Astor though
len thousand much. But be knew that, u
making such sum, man acquired hapl.
/ efprndent economy, which would eons,an.
| IL Keep him advancing in wealth Ho'
many, however, spend ten Thousand ~ 4 ie K,
1 wears in extra expenses, and when, on LOOK
4 ing back. cAnnot tell as they say, fHnsl
the morey went TO- ~ save, = the golae
rule to got rich. To s4uander, even 7
small sums, is the first step towards th
i poor4house
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
DR.. Johnston,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

"HERE may Be Obtained he mo. ssflsy Pm
~ edy for ali private Complaints. Giekfs. s,ric
,ssss' seminal Weaknss. Paiasn ths LSihs Aec
cose ad Skin, and al those dreadful a6esr1is arisin
fon seefst habit Of yeuih. which produces consiit
, ,,oas Des.litv renders Marriage iPpuibs and il
me eng ae-lroya both body aud mind.
Young MEN
skkpccially, who hare become liz ridtn,s n eoI;,,
Sec fhPt dreadful and destructive habit vhi.h nnnaa
FLY sweeps 70 unfiuaeIy grave. fhoissr5s a. ,.r
men II the exilted talents and IriIIi,t
who might Otherwise have entrsnced
with - ihundefs o. hist oqhenie or Iske =. $500,
the ifsine Tyre. may call with fail confIirhes
A4afFiea fesons, or those confemulafine 1a,rr;a~e
being aware Of physical weakness shol,Id
consult Pr J. and Be restored perfect hcah. slisht
CURED ~ TWO DAYS OR no cHAReE5s,,nr:
= Urr1cE, NO South Frederick Sfrecl7 Doass firm
baltnnoFe Street, East Side m he sfenE Ell II
b.e = Be particular e Observing iae Epnc ami sra-
1870. 2. she Royal College Of Surgeons Toadon
United States, AID the greater pare0f yss liz. k1s
osen spenf IN the first Hospitals Of Londda. Par PHI
adePhIa and elsewhere, has effected sane a. NJ, ,a,
astonishing cures that were ever know tT,If5
raging an the ears and head zhen asleep. e,e,f e.
foHsness being alarmed at sudden sounds ana 81 fl
ness, with frequent blushag attended ,,L
arrangement q mind. were cured Immediately =
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE IL s
DR.. y addresses all hose who have Eniarebs tbe,.
selves by private aad improper indnlgrp@s ,Isst -
eret and Solitary Habit which ruins ban. Boirtan5
Mind uniting them for either business ~ soe;et
These are some Of the sad and melanchoby efcW -
daeed BY early habits OF youth viz: WeIkness ri ,be
Back and Limbs Pains in the head n;rhness " siI,
Loss Of Muscular Power Polarization of fbE Hc.rt js'
pePsh. Nervous IrriIablity berangerpent az III 49,;
sanP,ons' General debility, Symptoms Of Con
,,. y eariai effects on DC mind are
IDEAS Depression Of Spirits Evil F5reboiibrs Aves;s,
70 Society, Sell Distfust, Love OF Solitude init
&C. are some Of the eEils produced Such psTrois
should before contemplating Marriage consbI, ~ s.s
ton, and Pc at once restored Let NOT Fklse Detgscy
prevent, BAT apply immediately and save Eonrsef ar,
ne dreadful and awful consequences ofttbix tet-bIe
DR.. JOANSTON,S .INTlGORNTINr.| pr-a,S:S,x
FOR ORGANIC WEAkNFSS -
By this great and and important remedy vcasS,,s
I the organs speedily cured and tnil yv,r
Thousands Of the most Nervous and Dcbjlitated 49,
iduais who had lost all hope have been I,up,cdiiisI
eleyed. an impeachment 70 ,l2
MARRIAGE era i
hyseal Or Mental Disqualification NervoIs Iyr;,.
=, Trembling and Weakness or Exbs,Is,;an ~ a. II
lost fearful kind speedily cured by Dr. I5Ess,gi
t- Al letters must Be pest nad.-RerncsiieI seri H.
49, [APrl7. lS53 -ffy' II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
The London Watch and JeKelry
S = . e =

~. ri f;xkf Streft r6,r Doors from Balfinort 81,
2 49, Orsesifs tAe Foslataia HOTEL Baiflaort
49,
er1tx .s,hseriher afleF e0Years experience IN the
E,rss -;ties ef Jurors. would inform Citizens
s 80, s,ranlsers Nho a Re hi want OF good Watch,
49, far ,zality of Worm anship his Watches defy
IN having faeititfes tor obtaining
EfNE LOTDlOiN3 w ATC HE S
Which lev n#this Conntsy possess being Pc sssaE
), e,ass,,ea with The melt EN- inent London Man
fssrfnrrrs Ill J. ALEXANDER,
80 az II Frnrl's Isggal Eretange Len1on
Fine N-niches aud Jewelry repaired properly.
S All Lopdon Watches sold a. iais Estaphsnmene
4 Warranted Free of Costfcf -Four years. $50
: FehrnasV 10. 1853. -iyi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
.HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

y,oor,ora,ea 1910 Charter perpcnar- c4tiqlsl5o,
600 rilk potccr Of increasing il q S2$0 0gO.
nIIRt II BniIdin6s. Manufactures, Mills, Ma
cbirerv DWELLING Houses. Stores MERRIAM.
disc Household FgEniture, Vessels on dhe socks.
or wilhelm port &c, &c, viii be insured NJ rates
as low as the risk will admit
Applications for Insurance may be MAIZE toi
b. w, HERBERTs
In the absence Of the Agent from Chariestown, OF
JonN p. BRoys, ESQ, who will attend to. ahemi
nrnnntlv. Persons al a distance address Though
the-1nail.
n B. On all Church Buildings and ClFrgy fnen 5
nersonai property the Agent viii present hiscon-
missions In reducing the amcuntof prehiuuas on
the risks thus arising. l
Ialv ~ lSs2-ly a II M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
WaTCHES AND JEWELRY.
- 4a
RENE AL.

II weUI. inform The chi 1ens Of this county and
il The rullic generally. thht have KEMDl. ~
%, "a, TIaTURE STREET, sic d6ors< ktiosr
S rss,les stfe.s. fiaifimeve. where they will find
afsr,e sannlsi ef fine GOLD Levers, Lepine, and
SILVER w ATCHES 81 every description -
COLD Liz FERS froM 9 e51 - 100:
Also e varielF 81 God Chains, KEYS, Gold
Pencils .and Pens. Rings. Ear-kinss, btsseie's'
&C Kls.i a fine assortment OF SILVER Spoons,
Cups, Butter and Efnit Knives q genuine siiVer
Coin. variety Of Alfalfa Forks, spoons @c.'
&c Cloeks AID Fancy Goods Alarge assof',
,nentof " a,ch makers Tools, Jewels, hahqs' anu
Watch Class pfevefy King
,seers yiII t,nd il 10 theft interest to call aud
aunine my goods. rs intend 70 sell as lev as an,
other house, Al wholesale gr reisil pFie zee
Na Off Baltimore street. Baltimore.
M.relYlt taa35-lYl -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
a G q 81 g E ]

0111r ,,dsss;goed -Areot. fer INSURANCE
-, sfTe A.NYeflke TALT.s Yof w M GINA
- Its.essssrr IN fTaS rE'ORD FIRE IassJ RI,
NC r9liPANY.ef Hartford. Coan4eticae, will
1890. aaniirafians and regulate Premiums On all
80. n ~ Company. aud Iusurk Property
ana asI;yer Pelcyon ne Property Insured assoon
a Premium i paid in the latter Company,
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Racsir.a for he fellowing Newspapers and Peri
odicafs:s
Daily, tri-weekly weekly Ne.leHat
Do. do BsilasHs AHierafssH.
a.. weekly EptssePai Heresdef.
weekly Lstiel Lirihg Ass
Non,hlv BSss aud Girls llfagG~Ire.
- NJ Yonf6,s Czbinef abssi BEint0r.
Dec so, is52-iy. Be- W. HEf bEnL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
GENERAL AGENCY
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT,

11vtIr, ,,,,,.ery ;i,er hav;nr establishcd GENE
pr. 1GRNCYi IN Jfzsainesoa Cily, D. c.,
r. ~. ,ssen,;on and settIe ment Of every escrp-
-. -, ~ sisi,es aganst he uniled STATES sendeIs
~ ~, .srvs :, ne public. Revolutionary Claims
-. S., NJ pxss;on ana Bounty Land Gases, ard
-. ,,srsnaed Claims for Lost Horses. receive
,.,r ateniio as do all other casds that are
r pls-.5 n nv Aands. Ro. II. GALLAHER,
f---- Lafe df V5rgisfas
prrrprpcfrs President FlLLssonE Secretaries
r,orvTS aad CosnAD Jas. T. HkArss Esq.s
y. " P,,,s;ors JNo. S. G. ALlAHER, Esp,
49, s,;se, ~ a. Tlcas,r: Carsr RRotHERs, Ban-
klTs. asd Hon. JAeksoS MonroS, y 3 Seaate;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

s. Txentv independent young ladies' Of
= good families who dare wear their last
winters bonnet t. church on : clear Sun
day
The same number Of yeung ladies Wno
~ anv bsdy.n who dare Be seen in the So
eietv W Young gentlemen wearing shoes
VIII solss ahick enough 10 keep their feet
warm j
TIs same n1mber cf yonne ladies Of suf-
ficisnt age z ID ge in company, !" who dare
c,nfsss that they ever made = loaf sf bread
Ono young married lady Rho i wiling e
begin house keeping ID the same style ~
which her parents began.
Twenty fashionabIs young ladies Wns
dare b seen WELDING dns.ine n5psn, q
dsrning their brother's stockings, i gen
tlsuan should happan p make A eArlJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
FARMERs /. TAKE ANRMspzrrn.

We si.p the following sensible advice frjn..
q late number Of the Dollar Newspaper
f non.subscribing farmers could eve,
rs convinced Of the importance and profit =
taxing. . newspaper, Wu- think the present
very sudden rise in tho prices Of provisions,
gram and IN fact every article Of agrieultu.
tai production, would convince them. Corn
finas gone up to about 90 cents per bashsl-~a
i lew weeks ago twas sold 10 any quantities
g oo Wheat has as suddenly jumped. from
~ g u ,l5 per bpshsl Flour from S4,3f1
/ 70 Sot23 per barrel Add 50 Of oats. rye.
oafiey beef pork etc. Speculation
~ these several articles are all the
time trayersing the ceuntry and how Is fGe
ncn.readlng farmers to be protected arainAt
them except by subscriptions 10 alwen coh.
Quoted newspaper We hare ne doubt
thensands Of farmers, within the last fort.
piglt have realized on the sale Of single
crop hundred fold the cost Of . newspapes.
simply BY being advised OF this rise Il III,
market and many who were 50 penny.wise
ana proud-feolish, have lost ensug h by theft
unadylsed sale9as would furnish them ana
their children the newspaper fer half CEN
tnry. Newspaper readers should remembes
inat the general Information and krati6cs3
nensderiyed from anewspaperEin 1 faailys
are not all its worth Itfrequently returnS
" the direct manner instanced, greatly more
than it COST
"sIc TRANSIT. AND ms PHYsIcIAri
The physician who attended SIC transit has arr
riFea IN ans city and taken rooms al the fremont
BcsioH MNseuns. u;
ne pugilist niaa III has gone u Boston and:
hoPes9o see SIC transit IN gloria nsnnH tsarning.
Springfield Post.
lie arrived safely but soon della blow al sc
trarsn, and 6fta hole in his head. -J7gsten Bee.
I'VE understand that aiiii him and noetes, head
completely Of. Boston 1fuseagl.'
That must be mistake, forIsie tYansis was ;nter ~
rs =, plgg lass evening andlstayedtil teeam- \
Sc traasa came in to our Office this morning .
With "Csrpe. Bag" He cum by rail-, with The 1
armen.- Hartford Erre,sior.
Oh anHm sculls You ddmnur. souls He
nant either SIC transit drove am Iyop< tandem J
ns Mrs DC Terra in this city, ana win slay iii
rfeW d.. Dignos, of the IEryis tTtfrscel Is
lkexise q super with US last evening III ~ 49,,
!. ne plgiiist ALSO cum with him, and lambda
oaay IN me street be eA!if nos or and noetss
Cant say oai sge seen Sic trdast but have ofen 4
ietts sister Narewho Is idem fne eir ana s,,n, In
Y respects; she is living now with her old par.
,ho keepsths Slain quo and il sed 10 81 nil rich
~ sent srin fact the following reysps week sgs
Pos, and don't care Der who nosetf:
Mare, mi love for thee is puey
My artis broke by thy bright eves
Q e2the pain, the anguish cufes
~ him who fol- thee ever 81 81
[Qnebse Mercury T;
Sic Transit cum tut ure cite an de.is alan,,4ss II
ol de forts re an dis nace n n, = tnfra
lone is we're transit -, n da dig iul 49,
uc Infra DisA.-si. Era aA and af ne 5el Sicis
Icing as lsabdg nj, when he meta physician.
i Virginia EYee Press
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
] TIE EDIT on.

They have ] steamboat in the Western
waters BIZ th name Of THE Editor That
Is the best name ever yet given e any
steAmboat, aud more especially to . Missis-
sippi steamboat We airs surprised i has
heTer been thought Of before. The EdifSr
Is working engine, whose fires are kept go-
ing day and night New he sails against
the tide, and now with i, going along At 2
dashipe rate, until suddenly he comes upall
standing against some hidden suag, which
nearly shiyers his timbers 70 pieces. When
ever IL moves, be puts the waters IN ng!ta.
zion for time, and leaves wake Of troubled
Wstes behind him which lasts about hye
MINUTES. lie serves every but himself car
res freight and passengers in any quantity,
and roes pub gsx6Tng, down the stream q
life. Oftea his powers are oyertaskeq, and
! ths boiler bursts, but fortunately. i kills %
one but himself, and who cares for an Eai
tor
An excellent name for : steamboat Ws
I wish suecass to The Editor May shl
/ have many 4 rapid and pleasant run on th'
[ broad bosom Of the Father Of Waters, Ans
( when her voyages are ended, Be permitted
| IN some plseid and quiet harbor, t. restfron
I her laboTs. Richmond Mail
- MN Pnrtingten says shc cspt thin
4 hou Il Is, Ito arm Of the Sea don't get bTok
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
L me down for 1 scotd p

No. no !; we wouldn't have you scOld for
all the snakes in Ireland, as they used to
say before St Patrickis time. That frown
| is far from becoming. Let us speak with
caudor the fairest face, the softest tongue,
the most winning manners, lose all their
wItchery in the possession of a sceld,
That smooth brow crimpled with frowns
Those blue eyes, placid as heaven, flashing
flames of anger Those beautiful lips made
for the most flowing accents, love, poetry,
cloqucnce-pity, compassion-poutihg with
the venom Of malice
Miserable object we.turn from the sight
with horror beyond expression.
Conceive will show you a scold-, 1op-
|, der is her homeland no garden near it you
\ may be sure, for flowers need smiles as well
as sunshine There she is-feast your fan
Acy upon her amiable countenance. See the
\ red rings about her eyes, the punched nose,
the puckered lips, the sharp, blue outline ot
4 the whole face.
The family are at breakfast. Every
| tongue is mute but hers. The milk is sour,
and she is seoldiRg about that She says
4 the thunder did it-her husband has bis
4 own private opinion thatit was ker face.
Breakfast is over, and the children AZ
from the tempest, for they know that thai
sun is always under a cloud. The
husband receives his daily benedictien
/ and holds his breath till he gets into the
street. That is the only way he avoids {
quarrel The cat and the dog stink int,
corners, the very chairs look conscious as ]
thny merited scolding
Nsiehbcrs never call, and the busy scslC
rattles away at her servants. Satan find
no mischief for her hands-she is industri
Gus as bee 1; but she has more sting thai
honey, and more tongue than either.
You seldom see smiles IN her presence
A Sooner might you look for snow on the ~
II Of July--you never hear . chorus q swee
voices they are all tuned. to the mhterna
pitch, and that is as sharp a. the highes
!, note Of Chickering's pianos.
II Trouble, trouble, trouble, i her unyar]
ing cry, and to one always lookieg for troI
! be is sure to eome-so she has her hand
!, full 49, rs
But the poor scold is growing ola Crow
J. feet gather about her grey eyes, and Wrinkle
: pinch up her features By-and-bye, ever.
body viii say, awhat an-ugly old scoid Z
.li Still her tongue will rattle on, Luclf'
coulda't stop Il, for it is set On hre Of p
-fl own peculiar element. And if he could, Y
suspect he wouldn't, for he considers
seoids bis private property, and he i e
xF csedinelv tender q his c6ildren-lets the
!. have their own: way--psrhaPs he can't he
Y himself,
Never say again, q set me down fsr
-IS W. TO- seen ali manner of was
-; ;ss' 'ch,,e,;c -ersngef,l, stubborn, implac
a. "a .', ioxkiIlink, soultrou
- 80 ga headed. unhappy nc
r. tails, but scold Is miserable copolnasl'
q Of the whole. s "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

TTl77T --1l1--7--77 are 1T1n1791 10 71Flis6
IL -f3T,ond pinsf-r n M Steam Mil Of hlcssFx,
Zfmmer lI.n 4. (so'. Il Cknrlesloun. also Plaster
IL he Ione Al any Of he Deno,s il the cobniy -
Th4Y also win lnrnish Crnrrs Shingles and Laths
y he shosIesl nolice alz5 Piekels. C9rn. Wheat;
BizfcKBURH q co. I
April :. let3 --sf,-suiri, es6r. W. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
TIE WOULD AZ IrlIs.

4Rhe world is not 50 bad a world
As some would ike 10 make il;
Though whether good or whether bad.
Depends on how wefake it;
For il we scold and fret all day,
From dewy morn tin even,
This world win ne'cr afford 10 man
A foretaste here Of heayep.
This worlds in truth as good world
As e'er was known to any H
Who have not seen another yet.
And these sreyefg many; II
And if the men and women too
Have plenty 81 employment,
Those surely must be hard 10 please
Who cannot fndYcnioyment.
The world is quite clever world,
u rain or pleasant weather,
IfPeople would but learn to live
In harmony together; H.
Nor seek to burst the kindly bond 4
By, love and peace cementcd,
And learn the best Of lessons yet,
II To always be contented.
Then were the world a pleasant wcrld,f
And pleasant folks were in it,
The day would pass most pleasantly
To those who thus began it;
And all the nameless grievances.
Brought on by borrowed troubles,
Would prove, az certainly they sre,
A mass ofempty bubbles.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

Lance BEoorsrs.7-lFThe late RobefIEG. Shaw, Or
Boston, besides leaving SIi0,0p0 te be invested
til II reaches 100000, and then to lie devoted TO
the benefit Of destitute Children of mariners, also
left the following legacies:
To The Boston Fatheress and W lows Society,
5000; The w idpws' Socie'y in E9ston 1000;
Boston Childsel's Friend s cetg 1900; Boston
Seaman's Friend SO lie VI, 3,0OD S ~ for Agci
and Iafirn Females $500; Boston Marine Soci:ty
1000; Howard Beneso'ent Society $500; Socisty
or aged and DESTITUTE ClergyInen, I,bp0,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02
FARMERS, IE
LoOk IA Your Interest .!!3

TIME undersigned beg leave to announce Vi ms ~,
Farmers and public generally thai tnsy VII
execute 10 the most durable and skiiilal manner'
all and every kind Of work connected si'h
/ Saddle & Harness Making,
They will expect theik patrons to furnish hem @fin
\ me saa.erfal,-out of which. they will make any
/ Kind al work tor JOURNEYMEN'S.I F-4 GES--
thus enabling iheif friends 10 @ ing Ane
profits Of the Boss Mechanic. All tnes qesifeli y
fair price for their labor.
" prizes they will make the best Sir HpYse
+ Its-S f,ears seh as now sell at $780, for 500
provided the above condition Is strictly eompiieu
4 with. and all other work p The same pFoRpIpop.
Issnsirirs done al the shortest notice ii the bes
M anne workman-like neat and strong,
\ frShop ia the room lately occupied bg ipr
/ De5eiass. one door North Of Sappingtons holei.'
I 80 II TT7 E. D.EY0UNG,
sent 30 so. VIM. HICKS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

IS tiefces Pare Cider vincent ,.
Win great variety oi other articles TOO nume
rous lospecify, all of which thew Offer 10 bei
aia he1chanis generally, as cheap and Oh
as.iayofaole terms as can be houghtIin BaiiimoteF
They respectfully solicit from visi1;nI,
this market an examination 81 tbsir assarn,a.,
and prices before makingIpurchases elseygbsra
McNElGf & CHAMBERLAIN,
Prince Street Wharf. AIekandr{a VS.
March II tS53 T-I~tf III i'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

rr1FIoefz ,,er.ons havinr Negr0es for sale, can
81 ~ hishe~t s,rice 81 calling on the subscri-
her a chnrlrstown' Application il person or By
letter viii Be promptly alienfed e.
July -, 1851. G, q BRAGG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

gaE o citizen Of Rockbridge county was attack
edApa FIR daY week. M White Gap, s3y Highway
MAJ, who demandei his money or His life The
clfzen who was oil horseback. decliaed ID comply
with He maid, when tie rHiEan cat at him with
Saite and MA Il several rsnis 10 hisk olhes when
In hsr { nat sue dsd id making Microscope.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-02

r-HThe present scarcity and cesseqdert high
price 81 cattle Is attributed ID the nsneroas herds
thai are being driven over the painsstc California
recent statement shows that from Dne ceunfy in
Missouri $500 head Of cattle werek ab0af 10 Be
started for O.egon and Caliicrnia.si There Is no
doubt, however. that speeulaiofs haEe ALSO taken
advantage of I'll city to raise ihs price 10 an
exortiankraie.