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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-17
FLAX CULTURE.

The Louisville Journal is directing the At
len,ion Of Americans 10 he culture OF flax
aud expresses confidence ihatif is proper
y attended &c, il will be much the most 70.
muneraiive crop the farmer can grow
II endeavors 10 show iha, SIS may be reali.
zed from an acre OF FAX. Fifteen bushels
Of seed 10 the acre would be worth S22,50,
and one and half tons Of straw would yield
from four hundred to five hundred pounds
OF fax fibre, which readily brings l2lh
cents per pound, though there is no reason
why its quality should not command IS or
20 cents. At the lowest rate named, tho
fibre Of an acre Of lax would be worth $685.
10, which, added 10 S22 SO for the acre Of
seed, would make SIS rs the return Of an
acre Of fax. A concern in Louisville Of.
fers 10 purchase by sample all the fax that
may be grown In The United States, at ,pri-
ccs varying from $3.50 10 $3.50 per',ou.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-17
. ny I.v. JAMES SlLBorRSE LYONS.

From Agicochooks's granite sleeps,
Fair Saco rolls ia chainlcss pride,
Rejoicing as IL laughs aud leaps
Down The cay mountains rugged side
The stern rent crlgs aud tall dark pines
Watch that young PilgriIn flashing by,
While close above them, irown, or shines
The black cloud or deep blue sky.
Soon, gathering strength, 1t swiftly takes
Through Bartlett'S wales its tuneiul way,
Or hides in Conway's fragrant brakes
Retreaiing from the glare Of day;
Now, full of vigorous life, Il springs
From the strong mountains circling arms,
Aud roams in Wild and lucid rings
Among green Fryeburgh's woods and forms
Here, with low voice, II comes and calls
For tIibuie fro,n some heranit lake,
And here il wildly ioaIns aud falls
Bidding the forest echoes wake
Now, sweeping On, II runs its race
By mound and mill IN playful glee;
Now welcomes with it, pure embrace,
Tue sesial waves OF OsSipee.
AT last, with loud and solemn roar,
Spurning each ,rOcky ledge and bar,
II siaks, where, on the sounding shore
The broad Atlantic heaves aiar;
There ON old oceans faithful breast
Its wealth oi waves IL proudly hings,
And there Its weary waters rest
Clear as they len their crystal springs.
Sweet stream, IL Were fate divine,
Till this worlds tolls and tasks were done
To go, like those brigh, floods Of thine,
Refreshing all, enslaved by none,
To pass through scenes OF calm and strife
Singing like thee with holy miTth,
And close in peace varied life
Unsullied by one stain of earth.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-17

ministerial wa. a witty clergyman had
been leciuring one evening in county
village, 'on the subject Of ofiemPerancc, ana as
usual, ailer the lecture, the pledge was pass
ed round for signatures. .,.,,
'Pass ii along that way, .aid Inc ine lecturer, @ i
pointing towards gang oi o'1a'eu anu REQ
nosed loalers near the door. rass u along
perhaps some Of those gentlemen would
like 10 Join our cause
I'VE don't bite nt bare hook, gruffly
muiiered one OF the rummies.
WELL replied the ready clergyman, 81
believe there is a kind Of fish called suck.
ers, that do not bite
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-17

ADVERTISING. In one Of The proverbs oI
Solomon, says the New Bedford Mercury,
we find tho mos, comprehensive and salts
factory exposition Of the philosophy ol AL.
veriisins that ever was or could be written,
viz:
"There is that scai,erelh and increaseih,
and there is that wiihholdeth more than is
meet, but il iendelh 10 poverty"
And The words Of Paul 10 the Corinthians
aplly express The same idea:
ale who sowe,h sparingly shall reap
sparingly; and he who sowe,h boun,iiully
shall reap also beautifully"
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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-17

N The better animals can be fed, and
the more comfortable they can be kept,
the more profitable they are 10 the farmer
and alliarmers wo<k for profit.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
RE-CHARTERING THE BANKS.

In the House of Delegates, on Wednesday, Mr.. Mayo
from the Committee Banks, reported a bill to
charter the Bank Of Virginia the Exchange Bank of
Virginia the Bank ofthe Valley of Virginia the
Northwestern Bank of Virginia, and The Merchants
and Mechanics BANK Of Wheeling and a bill to pre-
vent the circulation ofsmal notes-which bills We're
motion, read first time and ordered 10 be printed
The dispatch says the bill requires that I'll per-
sons taking license TO DO business Of any kind
shall swear inst they III not receive or pay oUtly
note ola less denomination than s.. 1t also imposes
a fine of $40 upon any one who may offer as money
any note Of a less denomination thar s. the fine o
be recovered in the most summary manner before :,
single Magiztrnte-one halfto 60 TO the inforner.-
If the fine be not paid the person convctcd to be i'm
pEisoncd until it is paid, together with all expenses
Of the prosecution; until ten day from the time
Of hiscommitmcnt shall claPsc. The measure sh7GUl
it become law, 10 take effect the first TUESDAY in
June
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
TRANs.ALLEfHaEY INK.

The Southwestern Advocate, in noticing the pfo-
cecdings of the Legislature in regard to this bank
says: Eve have taken the liberty to make some in
quiries Of tue Cashier Of that Institution, and
doubt very much (wi,hout intending 10 imply n
shade Of censure upon any, whether any Bank in
the State show better state Of things than
the Trans Allegheny Bank Of Virginia. he learn
its issues amount to $22j.O0O, which notes are of
course countersigncd by the Treasurer Of the State
and would not bcso .ucd until State bonds to
that amount, the property of the bank had been de
posted with him. The bank has us command up
wards of 100000 of specie, which would lie suf-
ficent to redeem its issues if presented to-day the
counter"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
LARGE DONATION

Mr. R. D. Shepherd. residuary lcgatcc or,hs late Ju-
dab Touro has addressed letter 70 ihcauthorcso O..
New Orleans, announcing That from two TO three
hundred thousand dollars will lc placed the dis
posNl of the city authorizes b. him rsduary lcg-
aztec Of Mr. Touro's estate, rs soon thar amount
comes into his hands after the payment Of al. dcbts
and legacics for the purpose OF improving and en-
beshirg Canal street, and for establishing the Aims
House on a magnificent scale The terms on which
this munifccnt donation will he made the Bulletin
says are that the name Of Canal street shall he chang
ed to Touro street, and that simple yet substantial
ccnotnph, commemorative of the love and respect
that the citizens beorfo the memory of the lamcn;cd
deceased, ohal be erected at appropriate place
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
TTr pUrIIg wOREs OF VIRGINIA..

Tho animal report of The Board of Public Works
Of Virginia has Just been made, from which we learn
iha, 30 miles oihe Coyngton and ONO raIiFoaa, be-
tween the mouth Of Big Sandy river and the mouth
of carY creek UWtler Coutct, and Il Is propos-
ed during the present month e dCcideaS TO the roEJG
and location ct tho risiun from CO.
The Board urge the rigorous prosecution OF tS I'M
portant work. The Bine Ridge rallroad, begun IA
1850 will be finished in 1857. Ten miles OF the road
on the eastern side of the mountain have been con
structed and in February three miles on the western
side will be finished. There four tunnels on this
road the Greenwood tunnel, 53S feet in length, is
competed; the second tunnel $50 feet long, is in
profess of the third tunnel 100 feet in
length is through solid rock, and is nearly comPet-
ed the fourth and main tunnel is 4,24S feet III
length. Of which 2,49D feet are completed. The en-
gneer estimates that additional appropriation of
35DOOO will be necessary 10 put the entire road in
a condition in which it may be transferred 10 the
Central Railroad Company.
The James River and kauawha canal will soon be
completed to CTaigs creek when there Will be con
tinuous line OF ctun from Richm9nd to point thir
~ miles this side of Covngton. The Board recon-
mend the extension Of the canal to CoVng ton, and
no further, for The present.
The report gives glowing picture of that good
time coming" when Virginia shall be irOn-bOUud
by her magnificent network OF railways" The fol
lowing reorganization exhibits the extent of railway
in the State and the interest of the State in the CAPT
tai stock of the % different railroad companies IN
the State:
Number of miles of railroad. .............. OF
completed .....l ,o49
+" in progress. S -
Capt. i stock authorized. 81 f096,l 0evg
Sf'' tTtersst ,i,erefI,. 6I0239T.IT
Included in the number of miles OF TatiWay COM
pIeted are 24O miles the Baltimore ana php [i
road within the territory OF virginia ne 'yt
rccoI,menJ new map of Virginia, and conclude
their report as follows:
The Board do not feel justified IN concealing men
opinion that the works now y, IN rogtes ana
me eneres and 10 consume all the available means
IF ,he elte and that therefore, the dictate OF Wis
dom is TO pause and breathe awhile before engaging
in new works.
Several Russian officers visited the United
states Ship of Line Pennsy at rtolk Erie
dav They were received with a salate. They arc
insrectiug our ships with the intention YES
sells for the Russian Navy. Il hsgf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
GREAT FIaE AZ LONDON. m,

A most deetructiye FIRE occurred ;,
Ohio, on the night of the lst inst vt;. g,'9 !,
troyed nearly oue-lsalf the town. Amon On u !,
sufferers we regret to see that Of NJ, I T. ~
c. KeMP, formerly of Gbarlessoun. VIZ
engaged in the grocery business in that NJ
His loss is estimated at $1,000 4mon1 I !.
incidents of the fire, I've learn from the w. W
cinnai Colombian, was the removal Of -,
kegs of powder, by Nr. Kemp. He Ho,,D,.s
the stairs to the room that contained the 4.
gorous explosive, and finding it alrea5r
flames, pushed in, seized the kegs ALREADY
fire, and with one under each arm, march,
out little thinking how imminent wa, n.
danger of being blown to atoms. Apo,b..
example was Mr. Phifcr, the owner Of
block, whe,, it was settled fac. tina, n.
buildings mnst perish, deliberately drew to,S
his pipe and tobacco, crowded it full aud f,oD,
the ruins seized red hot brand and kiDs,.1
the soothing weed Another was by W.
man who lost valuable shawl by theft an,
though her husband was totally burnt ON,
forgot everything save her shawl, and dws5
upon that as the greater loss.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
TIE SUPPLY OF BREADgTUPFs.

Ii is said that Ian sc purchases Of hreadstuHs have
and are now being made in New York market on
speculation, in anticipation of general war in Eu-
rope and & is these transactions that run prices IN
but it is quite certain, says the Express that US
soon as the river and canal navigation is resumed
the stocks hand in the seahoard cities will be so
materially augmented that it difficult 10 see how
abatement Is not to be an immediate result The
present fnmine prices cannot long be maintained
At tue East we see, immense supplies are pouring
into Boston from alrnpst every section at the rate
of 5000 10 10000 barrels week The stock on
hand is estimated at less than 100000 barrels
The same may be said of Portland. The store
houses there are said to he literally choaked mp with
Cana itan descriptions of -four. The stock on hand
at New York is also very large
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
INTERESTING LETTER

We publish to-day, another highly interest
ing letter from our friend and correspondent
at Copenhagen, Denmark. His letters are
always read in this region with pleasure and
satisfaction, not only or account Of their author
and the pleasing reoollectons as to the days
of "auld lang syne,7 hut for the valuable in
formation contained, and the Interesting re-
view of European politics, manners and Gus
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

Amount of Exports from and Imports into IL.
port of Alexandria, for the following years TO vi,
Exports lnnor,,
1851. -.........,.. ,S453,l66 SIssssi
1882. Observation-Disclosures. .6O4 5O4 2a7sS5
1893 10 I.SEt Co ga
There have been in addition to the above notls,.
besides a large quantity of Flour and other ar,;ei.
during The past year The increase in expor,atsS.
and ;mportations wiz be observed
lyr:geli Of sea going Pesseis at fac port Of linn
d'-ia, during 1853
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
EEEELINE MATCH.

A Wheeling Match came of on Saturday las, GS
I'll Of Fe rdagy near this place, for Beef weighing
zoe pounds. Mr. JONI CnAMBERLA,N, of this c0uuiF.
wllcGlcf nearest to the stake, consequently hSans
of winner. The scene waS Onc0fmu Amusement;
several persons in wheeling formed perfect creGls,
having come to the very SDOt they started from
TSRGBLgrGS'Olra Register
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
THE VALLEY INSURANCE COMPANY.

We coy the following from the Leesburg
Democrat and have reason to believe there
are but te?, Insurance Companies any where,
having 1lore claim to the public confidence,
Mr. &. ", HERBERT, as the Agent for our
County, VIII issue such policies as the Compa-
ny will receive, and is ready at all times to
Sjve his &tteuti"n personally to those wishing
t, insure property in this Company.
The 3,res from which we have lately SUI.
tcred have produced lively feeling OF Interest
in the mjadS OF our citizens in relation to In
surauce Companies. The Insurance Company
CT The Valley Of Va. being home Company,
"rganized III our ncighborIng town of Win
chester, and under the control Of Directors
who are personally known to many among us.
should wEh confidence present claims TO Tic
support q the people OF Loudoun. Doing2
legitimate. Gusiucas founded upon the strlctcst
principles Of economy, it commends itself as a
sale and reliable Company to those who de
sire 10 w,,rd off a portion Of the loss which
might fa:i upon them from the work Of IN in
= n,.lary4 torch The advertisement OF this
company. viii be found in another column OF
oar paper; and the annexed correspondence
demonstrates The alacrity with which their
losses arGadJustcd:
RICHMOND, Jan. 16, 1854.
Joiin IL. God1giR, Esq
-4gcHt at Charlottesville, Of the Valley In
SHTaacs Company at Winchester.
DEAR SIR We are in receipt OF the amount
Of Insur&flcc, say nineteen hundred aud %
dollars less discount for unexpred time re-
served blythe Company for the payment Of
losses, on account of property destroyed by
fire in Charlottesville, per policy No sos, in
November last, to ,0it:-House No. /, 81 500.
House No. ., 1925.
For the promptness and ability which char
actersed your Company, III meeting this de-
mand upon them, we shall take much pleas
ure in cgnmending their Office to the public,
rs one n}eritoriousIy deserving OF patronage.
For Ourselves we shall at times commit to
your Company whatever we have atsnazard
by fire, sa Charlottesville or elsewhere west
ward, and remain,
7
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
ANOTHER FIRE IN WINCHESTER

We regret to learn that the Stable and
other out-buildings, adjacent TO the residence
of Hon. Judge PARKED in Winchester,
were destroyed by fire on Friday night last.
Among the articles consumed, was d valuable
horse, buggy, and a large quantity Of hay and
other provender. The fire was the work Of
an incendiary, and as this is the third fire in
Winchester within less than two weeks, il
demonstrates too truly that there are set OF
miscreants and incendiarics in and about the
place, who richly deserves to be thrown into
the fame which is destroying the property Of
many and endangering the whole town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
GEORGE MOOSE.
rl,:ttesrille, Jan. 18th, 1854.

LARGE roBBERy.-The Charleston Courier learns
frout DIR. fisher, ofthe firm of Fisher Agnew & Co.,
Of Colunrsial that man by the of James Phil
uit wth;about see 900 of their money in bills it is
believed u the Planters Bank of Fairfield A reward
of S5000:s offered for the apprehension OF the de-
ate rewaEa for the recovery of any portion of the
funds a6E.racted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

BE-The Democratic Convention of Freder-
lex County, held on Monday last, nominat,
Mr.. FREDERICK SHULTz as The Democratic
candidate for Sheriff. Mcssrs. A. \. Robin
son and Lewis w. Hale, were recommended
as suitable candidates for Commissioners OF
the Revenue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

G1-There are no less than ten Candidates. aunounc-
ed through the Observer for the office of Commits
sioner of the Revenue for the County of Cupspcr
The office in that county, must be more desirable
than in own, as VIC have NOT rs yet raised one
announcement, though we presume some one VIII
be patriotic enough to receive the Office, when the
TING of election mnr CONG on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
Yours, very truly,
ArrFY n I1ncnn,,n

transferred the above mentioned policy to
Messrs. &Ivey and Lipscomb of the city Of
Rchmopd, and shall ever feel grateful to the
Valley Insurance Company of Virginia, at
N'inches;er, for their promptness in meeting
~ loss, without which, should have been
CRIPPLED pecuniarily for years, but am enabled
by the payment of the above sum of 1925
TO meet fRy engagements and conduct my bust
Ilt.ss as I!eretofcrt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

4 SLoRioes Ex8MPLE-.The new Presbyterian
mouse, mouse o5 worship in St Louis, of Which Rer. Wm.
ilVlnes y itor, vas dedicated ON the sth inst TIE
ont by ArA b. Bacon ',u t re ;,s
y !or g dollar. On the Wednesday following the
the church and society met TO consider
q. aeht of Bacon proposed to sncIe
raise 10000 In three davs the ano;,nt was raised
l thus ~ one week the church WAS set free from
ueol, Ar. baeOn.isa son of AIassacbnsetts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

- Al: rencountre occurred, on Friday last, at
bedford county, between DR.. Bowyer and Mr.. Goode.
Both hreSla pistol and then closed, using them as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

Losses By FIEE-rha New York Insurance 'ior.
tor furnishes an estimate Of the losses y fire il tie
United States dugiug the wear 1853. The aggregate
IS put down 10 the city of New York. This EST,
mate does not incufc fires where the loss u1ts-
$4,000 The addition Of these would probably
show t!tat tie whole amount of the dcStructiunG
property by IRE during the year was not less ,hla
iueuty million dollars y sum So important as 10
demonstrate the necessity Of careful and delibg.
atc consideration Of the whuie subject at issue
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

!. Cotton to the value Of 100000 dollars was
burnt 6t Tahnia; Miss. on oath lllt The FIRE orig
iral from some boys tieing pack Of fire crackers
% eeoe tail TheaniInal ran into the cotton sheds
nct lg tig bleS about, andtIle FIRE broke
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14
THE ARM0RY COMMISSION.


In the House Of Representatives, on WEDNESDAY
last The following i4cusscn took place as to the Mill
tarv Commission to examine the condition OF the
%ational Arraories what sheuld be their pay, ahd
what had been their l1bors &c twill be read we
arc sure with interest BY cur readers, and only re-
rret that wider latitude was not given in oruer
tina. the President might have had some inkiing as
10 what is the sentiment the people on the sueec"
and the necessity Of prompt decisive and immediate
action on his part Mr. HousroN, Chairman OIL US
Committee of WAYS and Means, offered the following
For the cosnpensaton ard expenses of the conLis-
sion Of civilians and military men appoIhteu LII
the provisions of the first section OF an hl f
: An act making appropriations Tor tue Irc
the Army for the year ending the 3oth Oh "Hn -
1854 approved Sd March 1853, to determine
tiers connected with the management OF tue i''-''
GrmOrieS S5,996 CT.
Mr. LETCHER took the floor.
The CHAIRMAN Does the member from NADIA
ma MIR HOUsToS7 We'd the floor 10 the geuIIei'H
from Virginia, Mr.. LETcHERFI o,b
Mr. HOUSTON do not want 10 HaNe q ST.
further Than 10 say that this item is to pay Tue COM
,,;-.i,rors ,vl,o evauued the contested question
whether work was better done IN the nation IN
rcs under the control ufelFil OF tn,l5
committee in session Il conSlue'' - - -
time The amendment proposed Is IN ~ ~
,Ia,s,in,Gtas recommended by the Secretary OF war
for the actual time they were IN service
Mr. JETCUER | know all that Ihave no great
in respect to this proposition to smend the aeheenSy
lii I desire TO know, Mr.. Chairman what that sam
nm ,F,y!,at compensation is given to the
civilians and whether it is proposed to give to the
,;ccrs Of the Army who were engaged in the ser
vice. additional pay:
NJ HOUSTON. Mr.. Chairman, will answer the
,ctfcInan ; question by reading the written estimate
Estimate for the compensation and expenses OF
commission of civil and military men appointed un-
der the provisions of the army Appropriation act OF
March s. 1853, 70 deeppliue matters connected win
the management a. 81 - fionul armories.
For lie cafurens1tien o. six members, and Sc
cretary for lI2 Ila ia, liz, !, and III DAYS re
spectivelv in all 1856 days, ut So per day, S633s,
l:ss he 1ay OF three Army officers for ll2, H. aud
lI2 DAYS respectively, 81 T2O o. leaving .$4,6lT 80
Second, to travelling, in all 1854 miles,
at o cents mile. 1904 10
Third, printing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,i+4 W
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

LARGE srEERs James W. Jones and Thomas H.
Steele purchased two steers latel, of John Pierce,
Jr, Clarke county, Sl23 each Their average gross
weight was ,1s0lbs- creditable specimens of what
Valley pfazinri can do
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

c. The election next spring viii take place on
the 18th of May-at which time the Sheriis, Com
missiorers of the Revenue, and Constables will
be elected throughout the State for the next two
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1854-02-14

, SosNoS ScHOoIs IN Quot There are $4,000 school
Tis tficts and 10000 directors under TIE new law
mere are $4,000 yopths in Ohio between four and
eq1spue: 0fthese it is estimated that thirty-nine
loT or more than $50, coo depend on COMMON
sesis teE edneafon END that more sfe,5
w AEils 81 ehoal the Coming SiinteE