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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-12-27
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@ASSASSARRA AC6@S~N~Os
The following is list Of the members Of
the Legislature, elected for the Sessionof 1854.
SENAroRs-HoIpNe OVER.
Adams, Franklin, &c-A, X Farrar
Amite and Pike. NJ Nelson.
Attala and Leak--George Pope.
Carron-C. FsHem1gway.
Chiekasaw and Oktibbeha--R. G. Steele.
Covingtoh-J McAfee. Hancock-A w Ramsay
ninds-D w Adans. -itawamba-R o Beene
Panola--J L AicopR Raukin--Jos. Bennett
Yazoo and Issaquena.--lV w L johnson.
SENATOR'S ELECT.
Choetaw-Jas. Drane
claiborne and JeifeSon--H. T. Elicit.
De Sot3-sS. Oliver Holiness. M Vest
Jasper--R N lIough. Lafayette-A II Pcgues
Lauderdale .Ivacancey. Lawrence-EC C Stewart
Lowndes-J B COBB Madison--W McWillf
Marshall--R S Greer. Monroe NJ hckk
Neshoba and kemper-J. J. Pettas.
Pontoc--B r Webb. Simpson--M A Bank
Tippah-J NJ Berry. Tishemingo--A Il EReynoh
WaUen--A III ArtAar IS
Wiston and Noxubce--Joseph Roger
Yallobusha-- w. Allen
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
4 Adams--lS. ChamJe1iin.
City of Natchez--C H. Dubissoa.
Amite--------- Attala--S N Gilleland q Roy.
Bolivar Peter B Stark. Cahoun--J McCrory,
Carroll--C G Hight,* W. IL Strong. and
W % Helm.
Choctaw--P Liddell Jas. H;H
,Chickasaw--Eh Abbott, U,iah Porter.
Coahoma- Geo. II Mitchell. =
Clark--Wm A Ward. Covngton-wm ] Lott
Claibone--Jos. Regan.
Copiah-E r Brown, J N Catchings.
De Soto--Jos r Milan, Thos. W white, and
b L Rozell.
M franklin Hiram Cassedy.
Green--H J Breeland Hancock
Kinds w r. anderson, G w Harper, and
p q johnson. 4
Holmes THos Botters, FM Philips.
Harrison--Jno. G Henley.
ltawamba---C Hodges, Downs, aud Owen
lssaquena--W e Bernard. Jackson---------. q
Jasper---J Shannon. Jefferson-wm L Harper
.Jones-JD w Dackwoyth.*
Kemper--L Garrett, Ellis Henderson.
Lafeyette--C G Butler, Rogers.
Leake--Ilenry s Raws.
Lauderdale---J r MeLaufin, q G Chandler.
Lawrenee---IIiram Bonner.
Lowndes--+r | Sharp, w B Wade, and !.
Jno Seale.* fsl
Madison-C @ Shachtetoyd, Olioer "A Lookett.
Marion---w Rankin.
MARSHALL " Mathews, Thos Null, l. Autry
Russell Dean.
Monroa- awis Nabor, N III CaJf.A
Neshoba--L b Austell. Ncwton-wm Thames
Noxubee-W W fr6y, II o Beasley.
Oktibbeha--- Burt Perry--G II lIolloman
Panola--John Dickons Pike--Ross A Ellzy.
Pontotoc--Jaeob Barden, Calhoun, Holder.*.
Rarkin-Jos. NJ Jayne. Scots. T. Smith.
Simpson-TD ID Magee. Smith-Geo. Rhode
Sunflower-E Smith. to-
Tallahatchie--Thos. A Buckley.
Tippah-Thomas Hamer, Siddal, I G Hinda
man, ir. and r w Wolf.*
Tishemingo-James Boz" N q Lewis.* Tau.
Tor, Riees
Tunica--- Brown. Warren--S b Newman
City of Vicksburg- @ i Buck.
Washngton-C G R Bass.
Willinson-Geo. ii. Gordon.
WINSTON b Covington, Hugh McQueen.s
Yazoo-H Barksdale, j R Burras.
Yalobusha-S B Garner. r q Wgnn. and
FM 41idridge.
The regular Democratic nominees who are
in favor of going into cacus and conforming to
the usage of the party are in plain Roman
Wings in Italics, and those who style them
selves Union Democrats, are in Italics and
marked thus III
The Democratic majority on joint ballot viii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
.TaR MILK Or rnr uocOlISUr..

The lsu tunker 81 he nsiseahlca pemse4,s;.
RerieW,siA il Wild fsray rot only ifes lie se st
,ering shot AZ Senator Mason and othef estishablo
rEomine lnsa 81 The Demrcthcy, but nskes
mos, furious onslaught upon the work ID Aks,ria,
published ~ Wan. II. Styles, ESQ ,of Georgia, The
iaie ahle minister 10 thai eou1Ify and hfoIhsr Or
ehe Rev MI Stiles, Few years since. the eloquent
and POPULAR Presbyterian mfnister 10 this eiy -
Mt sly les Is openly denonaceda Is al old fouy a.
playing The Isycophan, 10 Roraltt, as rahnine win
me hare and holding the hounus, a. misfepfsssng.
ing fssts and numbering The Kikg's English Ev.
ssy crime known %. an'horsAi Or q flomsey. i
caafefH uppn him 10 terms. neither The mosfneii.
cate Nor expressive! The SAVANNAH canrSey sSi,l.
eaxss This article a. evieeniiy illihkral ard 81
list The tnsentl0n VI he aashor Is Patent urnn
.sss 81 KS apsF and i y hut hn act iusscs Is
Gle dsysinres para OF The histoty II lhe iate ns
oerenc C1nyeniiou NJ BalliinoFe, which oarlf 4.
1ssplAce,i plainly bef re The huntst M Il ii r.,
ites WE have hoire eised theIfacts aiteeIlv t,nr.
Ssy les out siafn ready 70 sllhstntlate NJ rbl
lawlaR statement They explain ire 81. fs.S.s 81
ihe araele, aud The motives I'd The MIN ~,
,Assls 1enr 81 Halkfnof n ~ 7.[
yeniien in nominating the candidate al ~ "a ~
,of 'n- Presidency y viii be remsFnbeies,kas
delegates in thai bsty via: The Union Dernoeff,s
numbering II, and lhe Southern Rights. numbsSs
ing w II 50 happfhed that o. lht Southern Rishta
party here were III whe had expressed themseises
iAsarsple . . thkir choice, With
stylesstSha was ii Ike son,he ln y; s ss ~;
The parsy9 was inf favor OF MI Bnrhansn ssssN.
nominee. The Uhion Democrats ,ereI si,.ss,h.
in favor Of Mr. Buchanan. MI YStvle.f IA WI.
others, therefore held he vote IN ,hsir 49,.
was during this pefipd thar The Ebi,or III IL ~
etd'ic Eaeristr, understanding IN nositIon Il. 80
y org y Deiegaiiaa approached Mr.. Stiles and In
tas rFfstnee Of Major Lally and MF f DOYLE Or
" ashfngton t2lt Mr. Styles that he had writes.
and pnsltsheg his work On Austria that IL STYLES
would go Tor Douglas he would give itsuch favor
an hotice and criticism as would en.ureis sne.
Nput matt ne persisted IN The support of b.
chehahsfhe would give lin sntt Shining hai
weuid e3amn his work forever MIR Styles t~plisd
% aim ny asking the price of Ais stfaaiHg. which
ne world fraslr nav being SATISFIED hat this skin!
ming would do his book more good than harm ~
This Is The promised sfinHiag ard il is 1 nice
commentary npon the character pr the 9I1ri,sr. &
fRicktond En1ufr,r i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

hold + indeed TO Be q sure syn az 4
mina not poised asit ought To be. ii Il ID ia.
sensible ~ thy pleasufes ct home, 10 the
n ', loys and hndearinents Of family. to
domestics
Next ID being well wiz ri, own 81.
science, me friendship and attachmeht of :
mans family and dcpendaAts seem 10 Inc
one Of the most cou,fortable circums. .pcss ~
eis ios HIS situation, With regard toeiiher,
%fms .nstFsort OF bosom eoalfert or disqpiot
that sticks close to him at all times and sea.
sons, and which, though he may now and
then forget ii amid the hustle of publie 81
the hurry bf activeilife. viii resume Il. niscs
10 his thoughts and its permanent effects on
his happiness, al every pause Of ambitisp Or
of business,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Il. -f------t ~ = = = ?, ----t----t I
TRICK Upon LEGisIIATDRSs

a base trick has been played upPn The
lows House of Representative. in The man.
ufacture Of petition for coaaty subscIip
tious, to railroad stock. The subject Had
been fefcaly contested. and was dn lie
verge Of d negative decision by one vote
when, behold1a petition, six feet long. and
containing at least thousand names was
presented, instructing Mr. Folsom, Senator
from ---couuty, and tile mast active and
influential debAter against the obnoxious
law, to.'roie Iia far6r Of H. Mr., f feltIbound
by such an apparently unanimous mandate
and record I'D lis name for tile bill, abd cir
ried il BY one votc. Itsturnei out that lie
petition had been fixed upl for the occa.
sion, ne names iteiag hos 6ftthe pefttioaffs
fer trauas tor ne Cedah comfy bridge INST
session, and the heading altered, SO as to re-
fer to railroad stock Of course the sigma
lures were genuine aud the mistake was
not discovered until after tleEyoteswds deci.
ded; The pcrPetrator of this forgery las
not been discovered. lt/
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
4 WoMaN's i.IsUGm.

A woman has NJ nsfuraf Srs,o n,or.bo
whiting than sweet lsugi, ,,is lEksHtSs
sound 81 flutes on w.teK III leans fran H.
near, ~ clear sparkling rill aud the heart
mat bears =, feels as II bathed in the exhil.
eranng spTng Have you eyer pursued an
unseen fugitive through the trees, led onfby
ner iaify i4ugh-now here now there, now
lost now found We have. And Ne Ire
pursuing Che wandering voice 20 tbIs AM
Sometimes It comes ID US in the nfdstof
care Or sorrow, or irksome business and
then we tqrn away and lislea aud hIarit
ringing through the room Ikea silver bell
with power to scarce away the illspirits Of
the mind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
20 ETR Y
PIcTUnEs on MEMoRY.

.
Among the beautiful pictures
That hang On Memory's wall.
u one 81 dim old forest E
That seemeth the best Of alri
Not for the knaried oaks oIden,
Dark with the mislrto;
Not for The violet golden,
That sprinkle the vale below
Not for the milk-uhife lilies 1 I n
That lean, from the fragrant hedge.
Ccqnrtting All dzy with the suhbca1ns,
And stealing their golden edge;
Nc. for the vines, in the Ga upland;
Where the bright-rsd berries rests
\ Nor the pinks. nor The pale sweet eow,iip, /
IL seeaFth 10 ne ihc best.
] cnec had little brother,
With eye, thar were DIRK and deep
IN the lap Of that dim olI forest
He lieih in peace asleep:
Light % thr down of the thistle, /
Free az the winds that blow,
We roved there the beautiful sutnmcrs,
The summers Of long ngot
But his feet % the hills grew weary, j
And one oflihe autumn ewes.
made fof my little brefhcrI
A bed d yellow leaves!
Sweeiiy Bis pale arms folded
A My neck IN meek embrace,
As the light Of Immortal bcaufy
Silence covered bis face
And when the arrows. Of ssnsct
Lodged 10 the tree-tops bright
\ lie fell, iaihis saint like beauty,
4 Asleep BY the gates or Light.
\ Thereigre Of all The pictures!
That'hang on Mcniory's wall,
4 The one Of the dim old forest
Seemeth the best Of all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
EDITORS.

/ We know Of no state Of slavery On e.rtb
| like that attendant upon the newspaner IT,
Your task never ended, your resi- 30 ibiiitv
1 never secured, the last day. WORK Is forgot.
ten at the close of the day Oh which il ~.
peared and the dragon Of tdmorrov Naiss
| open mouthed 10 devonr your thohehts. and
snap up one morsel more Of your existence
| BE As successful as is thstnatuEe Of things "a
be-; write with the least possible degree Of
exertiop be indifferent to pFsise lion. heart.
ed against blame still viii The human heart
wear out before It's time, aud your body If
not your mind, exhibit every symptom Of
lIdry rot ~ ErchdHgr
Dry fddIestcks That mans dinner
| don't digest OF the wine was dead east :
or bis wifs had Astonislcd hiR|with pair Of
twins; aud biz boots pihs bed him
Ill betiyouIa new meek ne that he is one
Of the cross grained sort, th.E would 90 10
fsti cuffsswith Gabriel sai Use Q rebellion
ip Paradife There aint ase5yd II fratA in
What he says I've been behind the curtain
and | tcH speak t6s time | tell you that
editors are just the latest, sleekest, happi.
est, .uost frolicksome, the eleyesest bright.
est most intelligent, aud loyeable set Of
humane 10 existence and the only reason
they DOM own up is because they are a.
fraid to LET the world in general know how
many little farors aud perqaisites fall 10
their lot
They 90 down to the oficcIin the morn
Ing aftera careful toilette, and a comfort.
ing break fast- make up a Ere in the stove
bot enough to- roast an Icelauaer, 'hermeti-
cally seal every door and window, put on
pair Of old slippers, light cigar, draw up
huge easy chsif, stick their fset up twice as
nigh as Heir Head and pro, led TO Lusiagss
Gre to siyE;- between the iwhiifs Of that
cigar they teiI excrueiating funny stories,
poke eacl o'her in THE ribs agtecto join the
huiual admirdtion8 society, retail all the
wire pulling behind the scetes, calculate
which way the kotttfcai cat is going to jump
Ard shape their Paragraphs accordingly
yell who threvIthat huge bouquet al last
nights concert to Madame Fiiz Humbbg
shake shallds, and make room for all the
'Ihale fellows well met that #drop to see
them keep their ii.tellects shaFpehed up 81 /
collision With the bright and gifted inshort. |
live in one perpetual clover idld and when
they die all tho newspapers white Mica hit. /
Tie obituary notice aud give THIN free ,Iass
10 Paradise, Ia Ike to knowIIif THAT looks
like a q 1ed f1istence 4
Time would fail inc to tell of tie wedding |
cake. and flowers, and fruits, aud ANIMALS. !
embtoidered purses and tasselled smoking
caps, pretty little notes, braided watch
cha MS the handkerrhiefs they &c, perfumed,
end gloves me1ded--Ior sothiEgE
H9w every body Hpdges his neighbor
when they appear u, lecture, or CONCERT. or
opera, and says There's thatHc'ever fellow. /
the edlter OF The Cometp How he ms a
season 'ieket to 2 free seat BY the Frog Pend,
how be hss-Aut there's no use 10 telling
Al body knows l-ChristoDhdr Columbus |
! Eel Th1se D.. 777+ I - ---As4l er silence n
And lhos who aIoIrs f.tr.s.s.. =. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
CITY, H0TEI..-
CONGRESS- HATT.
u TYIIRD .alvD. CIfEsAUI SIRzElS, I. Z

PHiLspglFHi, tuI4 - =
TT HE subseriherstakr pfeasufelin iafofn1Ye 5lsfr
4 friends antahe travelling c4Hnibunily gSi lral.
X, that They have This lav taken pose
well Established and iaTotahly known hbtrl cen.
9RESS HALL. Iiiraaaa cteshat S'fSets
Tiey>haYe had The irgtrse thoroughly rcpaied,
ana ali the modern impnlYemt mis- ihiypAueed. and
furnished in III leof eits ance AhiEh viii sif5nee
render id unsurpassed for eomtori aud esfnvenice.
This is decid-tk5 the hest Ioc+ted house 10 1.-The
city hting in The immediate vicinity Of hlI>iness,
: the Exshaage Custom House, and many ogler
public buildings. VI I~
Lines Of. 0nHthusses leave fof every par: q the
cilytvery iewmiahtes heir head rhaalerS bling
~iilfn rns Square d. the House.
The SUBSCRIBERS are determined Inspire No rims
in making this cen ~eni-nt and eAin4o4lahle tome
10 the sfaveier H NORRlS& JACKSaN,H
VI Late Qf Iirgihid,
i JhlY Is ts52+ PtpprietaFs
James r. Norris who is we'll knbwn 10 mafiy Of
the business men visiting the tily, lately the
HARDWARE tfe0se al James J.. Dunehn & Gu. TAitt
BraIhet & Go and lofinerle prd7tirlorEoIfh t Nir-
ginia uotsl 81 LouiS will hast tHe managed ienr
of the House, assisted By polite and COMPETENT
iterkohs @:i Hi r. II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
a e g 81 c..

THE enser.igsed Agent for INs6RAKtE
,-S0MPANYsftsx YALLEYefE VTRGfN
4NCE COMPANY 81 ffgt1 81 -...,t.t IL,
receive Applications and regulate Premiums bnIal d
risks Ia the farmer Command and Ios,r.
sa&deliver Policy al az PROM Il Iaar, 80
= Plemlcm i paid ID lhe latter Coursar.
Reeeived for The lgIlowipr Ner9shsne,s ,na1pl,
ndfrals: TT, Y
Daily, tfi-weekiy & weekiv N,tis.af r,,,,,s L.
Do. d. 6aifis,ort 80
DO. weeklye EgisdepafBhlscoldkr.
MohihIy Bsr. ~ o is.t ut sf. 81.
ilo YgHfls G45tnef and lik afsr.
De. 20, lHs3-iy b wi HERBEHT1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
MANUFACTORY..

TIME subscribers Mould respectfully. inform The
u citizens Of Harters. Ferry and Bolivar, that
they have com meneed ihs above hsihess 10 Hlr.
peIs-Ferry. on Heh Sired fctt eo0Is abSre SieH-
dadsaA, where they will manufacture in the very
bes manner and out of the bestmaterial, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes. All work will be
warranted 10 BE- 81 The best quality both in material
and workmanship. REPAIRING will aisos be
neatly and substantially done, and on the shortest
notice.
All work guaranteed 10 equal in style. beauty.
finish, and material any that Is manufactured IN
the County JOHN r RIFsEEY,
~ A. G. MCDANIEL
Harpers.F Ferry January % 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
DESPERATE aTTEMlpiris - II suIcrDE.

WAsHEoTov. Feb 9, s p. Nj Mr.. Henry +.
Neehtnan, who was some time since held TO bail OF
the charge Of prInnng letters from the post Office con-
tanning neney at MOON 70 day took len drops Of prssc
acid and at o'clock this afternoon repeated the dose
but fortunately both attempts destroy himself fcd
About o'clock however he determined 10 make "a.
other desperate effort 70 end his existence by cutting hs
throat, in which he succeeded so far as III sever M
larnyx, and make several deep sh wounds around hs
The large blood vessels, however we're nnniur.
ed. He is still living and is quite Composed under The
ofDs How ard and Garnest who carefully resscA
NJ. L. - = !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

SArAS mas CoME "A mechanic Ito Rus.
sia is said to have succeeded in making
steam man Il Is probably ono Of tho most
interesting inventions ever offered TO the
public Ii isa largo colossal statue, the
feet Of Which arc. placed upon wheels Or
railroad, and he goes laundering ever the
course, the smoke putting out Of his nosirils
10 manner 90 give the appearances If Satan
AZ picturea out ii Revelations
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
NOTI(,It.

yTINeINHEILtR = LtSToRT having dis
continued the Saddle ana HARNESS N fixing
business IN Chaftestcwn respectfully Request that
all persons indebted IL them Guild catl immea late
.iy upon e, g BRAGa, who has iheiI accopniS and
sellle the same j. Yineinhellet. sill carrits on.
the above named business in all rs branches IN
Marinshnrgf where he will be happy 10 GIL sll or
defs froHJefferson and adjoining counties. Orders
1enlwith L. m. Cauef IN charlestqwn shall receive
prompt attention. as well as ali others.
Ia1uary Ii 1852 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

WaMASis INf1(gNcE M CoNGRIEss IA
Washington eotxSspondent Of the Now
York Com numerical. attributes the loss of the
New York mint bill to a woman II sdems
that Mr. Price 81 New Jersey, who was IN,
favor Of the bill was stopped in the libby
by LADY, who held him by the button until
after his name had been called and the vote
declared The result was s7 20 eS The
vote Of Mr.. Price would have made i tie
and The Sneaker was ia f4yer OF the bill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
rms Is 4 BoY i CAN TRUsT.

Al y u III.
once visited I large public school At
recess little fellow came up and spoke to
the teacher as be turned 20 30 down tne
nIs,foTm. the masier said, sThat il boy I
can trust He never failed me follow
ed him with my eye. and looked at him Nheu
he took his seat after recess lie bad nne.
open, manly face. ! thought good deal
aboutthe masters remark What char.
deter had that little boy earned he had
slready got what would be worth more to
him t6a1 a'fortnne. Itvopla be passport
int the best store in the city and, what Is
better, into the confidence and respect oil
the whole community
| wonder il the boys kaoE how soon they
sre rated BY other people Every oGy ~
The neighborhood Is known, and opinions are
formed Of him; he has q character, es.1e'
favorable or unfavorable. a boy OF Fbom
the master can say, Il can trust him PC
never failed msn-will never want employ
msnt
II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
CASH FOR NEGROES.

YVyHR snh<criher e anrious 10 p1rchasq lare<
IL number of Negroes. Of both SEXES sopnd an9
ihkelyy Persons having Negroes q tlispos1oi VIZ
6ad tito their interest 20 give him call hepre sell
ing, a. he will pay the sery listss fesh prizes.
He lan beseen aflhe Berkeley Courts a. ~ aIun.-
borg on the 81 Monday and Al Beryvllle On the IN
Monday in each month. and usually athi residences
n Chafle<1otn.
Alllehers addressed % him uIll be promptly AZ
tended 70. WMs CROW.
ch1ries,onn. 1aa<-is. 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

IA Or We learn that Mr. Philips N Clarke CO.. VI,
died lhe BepmeE House 10 day He hid been board.
ing there for few days past. s feads may rest
sured thsi every bestowed upon him. and that
be will be etsrfsd 10 NJ crafty his friends.
who may seek 70 rsrFsYs his morris Temaihs. a
ss@aNs ta TIfsIfelsn. 4rgIfe EN-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

- The Virginia Statc Agricultural Society have a..
pointed the 23d instant for gener meeting Of the
Getty f9r the purp9se Of deYssing ways and for
holding within r present year tie first annual publ,
exhibition for ths distribution 81 pfemuus, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
DR.. W. McGWigan,

DATE or EASTERN PIRGINI.8,)
HAVING locsled Inin,seli al Tbs place feeenriy
IL occupied 10y Or. Lpgie. respeet tully offers his
services in the several practical branches o. the
profession ,osh ciiizens a Bolivar Harpers- Fer
~ and the adjacent ueighbof hoods.
Dee l6 IS5a-3in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

I17.lndia Runber Horse Shoes AFe1n MANN
facluresl TFom IndiS rubber They hte said 70 te
A. durable ~ iron Having all tbs tenghnsrs
vi hous the trleness Of iron they win be 81 eq0s
service, white dtyold Of The dsnsef &c breaktne
when the horse "a In rpifen n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

AZ The Bedford Times States that -
The recent horticultural show in that town,
The judges decided shat a bundle Of Write
carrots were the best parsatps, and geTothe
,Srfy., : a.oriinhiv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
q. 8. HOTEL.
HAMPERS PERRY TER GLv1
MED nLfrr. cAnRrII,

MRS ELI II. cARRELL.
ksPEC fRULLY ANNOUNCES 70 her fr$nas
IL and The lgayrIliaS pabIcsfgenerallt. IlhI,
ylNNLR g 9ei,y q reaaiaess 81 u et1esk q ess-
:. sor tge Fnsenkeu on The bbitifnlfe ash Onto
kaHf1ad 70 ne down train foing tasf. and fo# lie
re ~ 1eeonipodaiioa Of PAssepgsIs IL the WIAs
: Rreakfast NJ s O'Clock. A. III.
which Is IN liaseho aif,rd an hour r,n,n No.
tae departure q The Bahimore9 O'Clock iralnl
supper n Q O'Clock. r. MI,
which gives Tine sufficient 70 sfgP hours bsfsfe
vac NlncheSfff lfaia4eayes on is fetlm. 4
~ ODsfers A eli hours fbr those wh9 psef9r
Mrs r. HaC axai{s betsel. In tb;s 49,. H. /,
ensr hef grateful ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ID yhasr ASRhp
hANeSso lioefaily PAY onized the U. is. Hotel Sanh
assures lhem and all others that she 4 deietuRne
TO make the house ia all rcsaetIsI he frankly
home. IEeht5aTy 2 fsSa h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

Sp,n,rJaI- IfAFrINGs AND ISsANrryE-In
the Ohio Assembly for the insane, thete are
NOW txenty- eirbt persons who haro lost
their reason BIZ tie folly and wickedness Of
The spirit rappers !; and there are eighteen
persons ID she Indiana Hospital for tie Iu-
sane. Who were sent 70 that insiituiion from
the same misohievous cause
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
8 & W:tIyY 50 4. Dg:aI, l
Corner Of Queen and Bnrk Strests,
MARTI.NS Buzz al TAebB

- VIE Undersigned begs vekrespeerfnlly ,b int
IL form the community and trhveIIine inEblIl
MAJ Pc pa taken The HoteEgo.retlg SHOWN al the
bffkeiey HOUSE" Fhe' House Has recspiI nnl
dergone thorough renovation i n Is now III ~
be In every respect a9af5ta rs H. want. II III
traveller aud sojoafnrr. III
a ldige aud commodlous Stable II atiadhA VI
ihe premises The luxurics Of The FABLE fwIiIbs
surpassed py none and the BAlliis at all times uyl
rlira with choice selection OF Superior wines and
BAfGAGE taken 10 and frornthe Depot frEe ot
charge, and in bad weather ChrfiagI. VIII rIn ~
The Depoi ini The sionpf ira selleTs @iIh
Jos. eli RAWLINsI
March III, ls52=Iy. I PFo5tie,ar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

Cc The immense Water Power 81 The reat Ais rE
the Potomac j. owned bya wealthy and en,erpfisinR
vreiniah, who, VIC learn. i notv making efforts 70
FORM company 20 improve this water iower and %
obtaia charter for company 10 open RAILROAD ffdm
Haspefa, Ferry 10 Alexandra, ria the Gfsat Falls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

HEAv4 TaAtx. The locomotive virginia
Robinson. conductor, arrived at Pdrtspl opth
Va last Thursday, over the Seaheard and
Roanoke railroad, with thirty-two burthen
cars. laden with cotton, tar. pitch, turpon-
tine. slaves, lumber, peas, corn. e..