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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
TO ALL c0NcERNED.

= - - ~ - ~ ~ y H - ~ Il ~
CD o ,crT -
I AN nov daily rccrbi-rCN IT =
ev the box IT barrel. the 49, L.
naoa choice anai frcSh BITALFEs s.ef octFe 2 IN
tbs market which am rytLilrg hy Dc liatt Hl-h
~ accomplishments. ard 10 ms town and county
flEf4s ~ The CHa. uTrn most reast uahlc terms.
FoT ttrc 1uvunbts AM their Respected pArc't,. WHO
hsVe - beeFaiis ftrD tEel me iar tie fast - YEARS
lhnNe made pirtcular and rsVcria sfany cement i1r
the advent ~ santa Clause un1 hi-fs'ise NEef TIE
90. Siyckigg ~ TIE chimney The basket - the
- pssisT. can ~ suFfhel with the shssrr,' ard
- ~ NO. varied VARIETY 81 TOllS FETIFS CtN.
biES. C,AhLS ard N0t.ors grlcfalit. ctHt
hA> efsr tc-s a.ig7td - this rrEafng'ify Be tu.ai
ur matrpi. - dngiur fHfife iasnrr ilt bcr-
'dcf an examination ~ tbt .,fsk on t41 !. rt, pest
iuiiy rc1Erstri, 90 H. ia teen rrurrIt .fi-
~ All '@~scs aa s.llI D., lissc ou tc r.-,-I ty-.i-
~ uur 5rtas
- FlvE aPPLEsd rex DEr'f "a
49,, slsa,s on l.asGil us.r srr,o g : as v
SK%6E, i&oah AL aIg-Iy sl-t.f .,t.. .E.. <
ilS1sSss uS thcy caH oa.s bo hIr,aiei aF -I.,. }
LEMONS traRgeL TlmsrlH,if &c.. fJl ri ,I.rirai
Fuie EAserr rrart . IN ssfg't :'sr1
Nv FeEulsg supply IS BREAD arl - sas-rrtr+ls 81
GAhE dHfing ~ Il iyiEys. VIII te .uts siel.i A., %
Us aefnt ~ 20 ilzolii-s % iysdI1te lli G caq Pc
'hro'nmDiEtee from TIE Pe-nt lfcg i1tsc h-.dal
adoFrnlcut. - JOIrs o. ~ ESlFNg
December n 1880.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
CARTER HOUSE.
81 NTrrn

10 hire ~ snnaiug s,sr, sT.RVAyT <.
a &ais Asd Fsmala .or a;iendaat. 10 ~ iia
81 VI
T'reeusier ~ Isco
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

flfit uatsr-sgnr-l va 90 hrrli srf q. ssn.tautry
i risGuf. -tnr'pv at rs Tfs~Agr SruyI ANb
shttI-luN ESr AT .r~incNT q Charirs;nsn
even acsrl1QtlUa ~
{ N / n aIV W arc
l' tuuue u 'is tiis al huaur.- tur,Iy of 70 tr~t
N'.t tai N' experienced ucrkvIru. Thr ,f,a.k
~" - n lir tt-lri cffu rIi-es yssg1 U.riaI arfriy
Att.' E" lr-rEtsT-sT AHs ir lr ai.s aiu...slit
&" 800 .tHnst yea - f0irshsa ~ tH I,stusf-h
AFi' pr. ~ nt Pa tars trttF De- slsr.I EI'tk
w 1t ail 80. sfrffE Fuf- ~ fa 81. - s,rr,.,i
iaiieus. ittAl Nuti--, ~Isir~. STEAMERS CAKE
Nfrt. tAf 'uiisfs ff.ar lilr-- usftr Psas 0f va.
.na iatJFrrs H-ai.i- ,.ss,,,t--r VA, ts,...-.
3ea.n'. 81, IN siscs ana .sa'ef rls.,t Wai.. Hs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13


~ CHI NCERY.
M ORE fian one month having elarsed since de
~ service 81 the process ia this cause upoa III
Defendants. Richard Parker and George Ma
Eey. and siso since The end Of publication male
according % Law A. against The abscnt nefsu.
dant. Philip Coous, and All 81 sid Defendants
siiil falling 70 appear and ans7vsr he bill a
iakep for confessed a. % each 81 them And
fhe cause coming on 20 d. heard fhis l9th day
% Novegnbes 500 upon Ne $50 and exhibits
uas argued ~ Counsel upou considGratsou
whereof ihe Cont doth adiudar oider end d.
eIee tlAt a Lea.nl...olaog ~ iA1 tuurt 40 frrflc
sod state the isuardian afe1unf a Phhip Caous
AZ late Guardian cf tht Piaiubat and report
such fotdemeut 20 this Coaff iu ORDER 10 = hnai
decee Ani DE- Conmisaionfr j. auihfnis4d io
adfc1tIsc notcr "a ue ufrc ard place II eaoru.
ting this erier ior four successive weeks 10 ora
of o. ucUtpaprrs ruhlishsd in Charlestown
safh aessIiiscneut io brequIsaiani 81 rr.sonal
serfra ~ noHr. Hpou tLc irfsrecfitr psltios
Leave Be- gwen o. boiendalts - hie' ,il,ir an.
sTsr bon thirty days
a Co.'S Trtw
"A MOORE ebert
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%
TUE subscriber would respectfully inform tho
tHiIeHs u tiar'ssiotsR Gssf riciHsy IA h. has
o2enei BAKERY AND CONNECTION
FRY STORE, and viii always k,cp on hand
Fresh Brad, Biscait Bunns, RusE. Ciuna
ncn Cake aud Pics uf all kinds.
Also an assortment 4 CAKES. such as
Pound. Sponge.
Fruit. I1sdy Scotch
Jubilee Binns Rock Wa
fsr Jumblcs Lemon Twist,
SPICE Ginger Pound Cop. snow
Balls Maccu6ni. Grullcrs ApcyE
French Ginger. French MascaFoti
Pretsels, Domestic, Mazsriuc. Crram
Puiis, Alexander. Cinnamon Maccaron,
Goeoauut Jenny Lady finger. Lemon
snaps and pougb-nut Cakr- also Fancy
Crackers FIRES YEAST for sale ~ an times
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! PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
OK MONDAY, d,a 9Th da.y Of this month.
~ DEJENBIil. lsG0. tCouTi dsyi will Le
sold before Che Court House, in Chatles,oen.
os.e RoCRAwAY'aad Harness. yearly new :
aiso several Tons Of HAY. lot Oh OATS
10y the Shesf, aud CORN by the husbcl The
Way ard Oats may BE- sceh nj the reslacnce
OF the hate Gcor,v islcr. .s.
Terms OF Sale.--3 mouihs credit with bond
ard GOOD security. for M Gums over ssOO-.un.
der tilaf cash. JOSEPH CRANE.
thee. IA Ib~--it lxr of 10. lsler
XNTo&AN - NtilTr. ~ Wiildr Coglns an,ier Of
w TIE orcVn liearts, )" "Aetoa.a - the :. Dead
aaslttf 81, ior .ase y
,prg- IL. HrItTR & HrPNFTT
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
tl .ils:s - 81
Two Through TFalrs Daily,
BeireeH HuP1'eFcrpy osd al parts az NJ
EAsr ANb WEST
Iha~sruFT tFlun OfFftE.
BaIlmore s. uLin UsIiuoah
81 ------------ I -. !

Iha~sruET tFiun OfFftE
BALTIMORE uLlu iisIirUsd
HtHrras- EsEt. Npf. a. 'Gl.l
WEST. ~ Esgrrfs Tftin leaving Rsltitu..rc isIIr
'nciudiug THr-iaf. % o',i,sk hrd U r1ifnit- y NJ
arriving Bes'rss-,sl 81 a. \. ss.sHs,n. ~
4hr J.uCurafi tef7cEs Train ard arrrtnr * tasir.
uni a. u.sofA = y Mskiug dirrg ca1nesfa1s
with abe FNr-ss fmiH fnr louisville Cairo aiI
the ~outh Urst. ial .t LrH. kansze Nebraska g.
s1,uAu--shf Nj TsliH ita,cs haIuu.srs asiig.
frxrept Sunday " So ~. 6rrtsutg Ht Cunbef.
iand q y a a. y. Sam. bss al
TffiH0 Acpinn. iaaofI frain i-syss 4 if.na-r isi
a.
fFrofish Tirtrts can Pc hai a. tss Gianryf &. afi
o. principal Wcsferu assd Southwestern trsns
Toe ~ ~ arr "a aif tcpsIars al az tus rasser
scr trains NJ ihie ~.sfi1l BE- ss fii1as
TRAINS WEgTW AHu
lhrfrss Esnss
Fvprrfs 7l4Fa TIsF.
NAL Train i3 tasH
Accommodated o. o. ~ g Hr
TRAINS EkETw Arr
frrinfr. Lr1rff
EEprcss ~ o. A ID i8 a
Nal Train % tsrm "a ~
Accommodation lg4tt.u tgl9au
jOHN uoNsHOE. Age-p
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Hot Bread and Rolls.

HENaY DUNN would ryspeerrsiiy siais. lhN he
4 4 VIII farpish
III OF IL re al "A N Il Rolls
cYeJy nor lur, 60 tho-c leavieg their Jers ~ bis
Co9foctOlav ard Bread Bakery
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y B--S1bscFiptlpas received aad forwarded nv
RW, uERBEiT BROWN. Agents fur Chahcsi6Nf
and Tciihiy, where specimen Engrarings and AT
ycVrual can be seen. tDtc. u. 1851.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
.. 49, &c S cH00L.
TTTE

nNiN Tisee wicic The y ras.o1 Top Cox ssove
~ cl1 ~ had ~ IOWA, al ~ Et-Js N To- SAeei-
Loo. 30. b ~ IA fsi,pkY's
Dis, =. Tia AL s.otc lolsc.
IL ANiNo fsirchtsei az NJ Easserisy's Tla ard
III snose i1u~a a. ti1 psss7 "a Is G5sfsNsr.
Hos EN;clf.oo ~ 49, a,gscs, Nt Lair iClslIg il
recommending y ~ AZ az Jar snpeFos ay sioyr
have ever tdct. Your Win r~sIsft
A. -. tflAhiN
De ffh isGc. D. :. DAVENPORT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

Postcr,pt.-Tbe above salo r. postponed.
bsp.sasst- pafi.es. uBtl yRIDA H. t4s ak lay u
n. - rsaL Olcc. lso) NEcn vail he mask Nithoa
r.laef,, ANDREW HUNTER.
r., - iss'n ~r~sisi Ctynir
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ALWAYS IN SEASON.

TIE Holyiays at hand, and safe dc
Pository for your Dimes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
Sewing Machines.

w :. wlu deliver he4e az tie setne 1-c they are
w ~ at a. Avw l-g, pcrsU''s q. ~ 3 saving tue
ffci ..I. ctlcf q tic ioiipginF Sevis NacLlae.:
grover gai Baker sc'.las Hssliaesi
Harris Boet9IT 10. d.;
fiuklc a IF0a's dn. d.:
Lait. Wehftef 4 Co da. d.;
KEAisSLEY, sIifJRhE 4 co
December C. i-cQ
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.orupsng rsluahle paintings. marble : rs,ians ou,
liner AZ. toffrhnR A truly naiisnsi hsnsnt.
~ srrfNs ESonAvtSg. which every snhsrrihsr =, I'M
.,->rlre ennued. ~PAuSrAFF NusrNstSs AZ RtsErffs
Hrsr-<S ~ ntnst besatnl ard rauilar ev.rfa,,r-.
s-Scd IN this ccouty. II 4 aosic "a strel iu 40
- a.a fJ9s. AMI Il printed un ieary rlaf- ntfr
~ by - eebc-, usnkin mosi chacr ornament ,tflt-
sbs arthe " As of either the bsaFv tIsh o. ID.
fCe "a sablecf u thu colghgats.i susie. OF r l1hs
f..na resctNing. In Jnstics -aalis4 uicr. ne "
tuiis htth have t-sen ssstivs-i f,sr BIZ. rur.. H.
ksS liar rve tiDars.
Jhs ~ kgeraasis to- well known 20 the 10 cue-
tTy " nttd eDnlnls n1iiol. !; q ruarhccrr Dee
ulfed rhfEaxipe ~ Art. Norsafnlsg E-.ay SrfiCs
Ppe ms 5dkfpt hY'fhc ven nc.f ,.rif,rsi An,cicu
The Etg1frlug = seri o. ms ran az ~ fu1fr1 rs
fsal VIII sahfJ. beng peckci u eri''r isesnsr
transcription yin -, received rusiiil cscHia~ ~
&c 5fd " gafaarS lSsi AZ wif uul, the h-s via
No pcf-ca y rsstrie; I'll "a fpEie tuhscriftini-
TAese rsnftisg sis. sirit,i - f,e pcrihcrshIs
and ~ oae ,cstra Eat-rs,i-g ar thfir tnuuhle
6ub sri tfkIas ffuga asn lit Toe aralas sd al
Foreign Coanirics must DC ss.6O ifneoal Of g. ~
ordr - SSfrsF era feSare. 20.
yer Hrt1cr taTf-slsrs -sad for copy % tae cie-
Eety lllnsiraisj ~ Jqrys'sl pgugoutcci 20 Aani.
sr.eG magazine n IEsef1cd- II cocfslas Catalogue
= frcmittEs, AMI uancrous .fnuerb encsayirgs--
no,rersr, Iept 70 th0se wishing subscribe. o. re-
eeiff OF ~ orrts, % s'aInIe or r'iH- Adlrsss-
T,sf {. J. DERBY. Acfuary &. A A..
sc Broadway. Ncw-lork.
y. B.--S1bscFtptaDas received aad forwarded by
= ", uERBElsf a BROWN. Agents fur Chahcsi6N4
And Vlcilhiy, where specimen EngrHrings and AT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
MRS. WINSLOW,
SOOTHING SYRUP.

For Children Tcything.
vhi-" -T'1F fa,tlfsr.- dee puaers, oT ,setbuls ~
.sii'. i+t .,,,is. f.ai.is ~ ii,raa,usag,1t.-
''taf .tt t'.h -.a.t e .IsIs.IHs irflur and ts
~i.E 10 fEt fiATE TRIP HgWklS
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NJottco.

u E-aNS haNir treei pc i9t si.als = laced n tie
\ baHfs SCI she la-c +gsaJ- l.AL Il. 3Or frasgf.0n
siH RI esi tbcm o. AZ. Co T. g. al 81 1iisal AID
Ld ma cir'frs. l-.at...l - u
yTlgSs tadsisel o. gtu - fs0ir .lhriua CLAIMS
stAsi,lAs cad ~ 70 ~ 2, fil.ff dem.
necrrlh.rs lsan.--st.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13

iENEN HksIr
ft4 l>arascE
FrEr ehrtrv
AverE ,hd -
LsIle at Ills
JsTfTiuy aHufu
to uIaFsfious
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80 49,. 20. 2. WIZ ALft itai 70 ours " -
I.,. hslftf ANiI Ht hL.fH lu YOUR INFANTS
WCtctt fut OBS If.I . a. f,ls srftsts 40 ,,,.t t.,,
3 rels. E1e 'AN ~Nh rs CONFIDENCE ASp TWUTH
- ~ hi~h 80 t-sst tr t.,u sbls / ~, ~ az
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-13
Hoy Wanted

A LOAD n rloI nay ulll ne talr- u srg'ssuo
Il p rl-.ln 90 HIS GffiCE
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i 01slgaWare and OgeF1.V1re

,l .. H.es We ~ ..u 81 u.s ,,fr l...t r.i... I'D,
htiHiir a lH .a-lfL
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"o1e "Jre

VNDA life laI fl-c etsuil !. scar. aH fci4tc nadHA
4 tFtsi Wtfiav SER ani NAN, Wag has had 49,. ~
~ %cpce ~ a ,I.lHZ ocll rftslnHi of Hotels. q
Apb-cs.iol llar be- sulsla- ut1hs
frd tIl-i HEsS oFFiCE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
s.ogS5' J,t,3.kOIT-

TsIIlE Undersigned, long Und veil haowa 10 tn ::aScH..y
4 public a. = Proprietor ~; the CITY Hotel, Sc:.at.!.
Va, An! the United STATE. iio:e! IN Washington city. IA:
leased for u tenn of year, the masn!acra. Hsy Shoe Pa.
ri!.ion ard The EHEIrTouS cottage cna:I.ctcd with L, =:
cca;iy erected at Point LnOSon', The poln. OF iCucIca o.
H.. Potomac with Chesapeake Bay, sud Ea"tng .c:.:-h.!
,acuI Ia 81 style rTa.! 20 TIA: u: any cih-r wn,cri:s place i.
the United states, vii! opcr the establishment: on the !-Iu
DtT "t IrSk n:X, for the reception ci visitors, his u':aGS-
mrn;s being sufficient Cor TIL cyriiv::-S.c seeoGIGUG.;oE
OF at least - guests.
POINT Lookout, besides being d-,-TYs,.Iy the mp.:
irIuoIS place in all America for Tine Oysters. iics Fish.
soft Ccar.. $lcrplrsi, Maci:rrs!. ani all ":her sal, ".'-:
l:xurirs, po.s".,c- finer !,riilr:e, for sCEr H.Tn:H1 tasa
.v-a Cape May, while tie back country itarariis'r!, s.:
joining il -!aclaai:c The Drives, Partridge aud Woolcos.
shooting. So, &C. oiErr advantage, together, superior ::
those % Eny Other watering place IN his caGl!.sI:. Tbs
Water Views :rD:a thr Partition and from ell tie c. itgsc-
are rxtr.asivr, varied. and charming. The h.a!;i. CT the
loin: T. arcyccl!ei hy ,la, Of mountain regions. ai rLs
nccc>. :" II BY steamer from baltimore. Washington, Nor
FOLK a;i l.ic.;aoi:i, viii probably be- daily 20 aad !E"G
each OF those c:.ir.. lie has spared no eNpeHs. N prov!
ding Il anr Band. Carriages, Horses, Pleasure li"I!., Re.
for hire. AZ IA stocking his cviiars with the hest W!ar:,
l.!Gun:S, &c. In short h. patrons will find az their coz.
riani every luxury aaL comfort ch..iGab!- &; any n:,-:
American watering place.
HI irrin. for boaIi, by the day, week, or ;aon;h, iof !
1iyi!uals yr fau!is>, will be reasonsyl-.
Nav L~5-itJuiy LOGAN o. SMITH
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DIED.

DIED, at the residence Of her husband, 10 the G p4T o.
Powhatan. on the l:,h OF May, Ro"ENA Il. koi Ali,
wife OF Joseph ". Royal. daughter OF the lat Sapl:: 9 u
T. Cooke, aud the last sister ri Richard j; aHi ,L. ~. M ~.
Cooke. need thIrty-s-ven years. or a mind sinSulas!y cisaI
and hflsht. IL was cultivated By a thorough education ana
.x;rnsir. ,raoIng: Of - disposition kind, warm ana gene
ron. she Was hand and polite 10 all and Isyo'eily a.,
tach.d ,ohsr relatives aad friends: Of a spirit pure anu
NOV, in no ordinary degree, her fa:'a in HeaTea was h'm
and ~s,.a,iSa.t, which enabled her 10 bear her p'''rAc.eu
Hines. with patient resignation TO the Divine WIN; u yer
ia, non.nis. sh. took al ad-c;ionat. farewell oil her
friends. bidding chem all 20 meet her In Heaven. The par.
inc from her old nur,r was particularly Altering. ,ME
IoS.. " in. said. ~ to all the old family servants: tell 'hein
TO be good on earth and try 10 meet me 10 liesYsn: Wn
some dover. being Trough. to her, shortly a!ier~aTds, rom
her naren:al hon.e, she seemed ch-rred and br'Shtsfr1 LOT
a ,nournt. and said " Beautiful and they are lt"Ih
tor,n - md ..mos; Immediately afterTaTi' E=F pure
soiri, passed away, as gently as Il she had sIts 1910" "''
her On q he'd nj riolets:
$50 fades the suume cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are
50 gently shuIs the eye OF dsT-
So dies the wave along the shore
And q, pav only closes hi, eyes :. Eight, 10 awaken to
hriob:sr eg;,cepce In the morning.. SO her friends ~conace:;-
u S.n.r. ,hat sh. seemed 10 sink Into 1 ,lunbe. on 'aE;b,
70 aEakra TO brightness and glory In Heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19

TnE QrAnREi. BETWEEN HORACE: GREELEY
AND SENATOR SrwARD.-The New York Tri-
bune Ct Thursday contains Horace Greeley'S
letter to Senator Seward, in which the writer,
in 1854, announces the ''disSolution of the po-
iitical firm Of Seward, Weed and Greeley
Mr.. G. complains that, commencing life carly.
in poor pecuniary circumstances, he had always
worked hard for the Wing party; that Mr.. Sc
ward, when Governor. never rendered him IN
Office Of ello!ument, although he Greeley en-
pended his time and means in behalf of the
party, but conferred his favor on political pau
peers. he ought, ic thinks, have been tender
cd. at the instance Of Mr. Seward, the Post
master (icneraiShip under Gen. Harrison, but
was coldly passed over; under Gen. Taylor he
desired nothing, being 10 longer needy, but
coInpla:nS ri = hnmiliatins lecture given him
about that time by MIR. Seward in 4 libel case.
Mr.. Greeley also consented to he 4 candidate
Tor nomination Tor Governor in 1856, but
charge: tina, lie WAS cheated out Of it through
the influence 81 Wccfi and Seward, and also
out y! the nominations for Lieutenant Governor
by the same parties, leaving him 20 do all the
hard work and others TO enjoy the fruits.-
Hence III" dissolution of the political firm"
referred 10, and Greelcy's war on Seward ever
since. and particularly nj Chicago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19

WESTERN NoIrn CAEnIlSA.-Thc editor O!
the Western Advocate gives, III q late number
nr his paper, the following description Of the
Upper Broad French Valley. He describes the
country as exceedingly beautiful and fertile,
and Astounding with marble from which they
burn lime, iron ore, &c. Reaching DavidScu'$
river, Mr.. Cotton says:
"rhc Alum rocks are a great curiosity, and
if this rich and unknown country is ever open
ed to the world, may be made useful. We have as
vet not been able to discover or hear Of any
alum springs, but near by one of the ellis is Il
fine sulphur spring. Up Davidson's river is Il
strange mountain called the Looking Glass
Rock. 1t is Il curiosity well worth visiting
it is a wonder among wonders-a curiosity
aluonS thousands Of curious things which are
thick sown in this beautiful country. We
suppose the rock 10 be composed Of inetamor-
phic states in which there may DC some large
tlcaks Of laica which gives il the dazzling APP
pcara,cc it presents when the SIM is iull upon
it. The mouth Of DavidSon's river is heauti.
full. The bottom lands are about three miles
wide. owned by Captain WIN. Denver, William
Johnston. Of S. c., ChaS. Patton, Eiizur Pat.
ton, and above and below stretched sut us far
as the eye can reach the immensely fertile val.
ley land. II has never yet been tested TO its
full strength. We were shown farms which
averaged 81 bushels to the acre, and a number
of individual acres which produced over 100.
This land was hardly worth cultiyating until
they began to lime it. Now there is not a more
fertile region in the world. Much Of it is still
unclearcG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
Shocking. Tragedy IN Texas.

The lIoskirs Monitor has 4 lengthy account
o! the dcings OF the negroes in Grayson county,
Texas. Near kc~ntuckytown, q man named
Kincade whipped his negro boy. That same
night the negro, while all else were asleep,
killed the entire family with an axe first his
master. then his mistress, then an orphan boy
and IA. little babe. The negro confessed his
guilt, was tried and hung. Several white men
were implicated, but nothing definite known.
\ few days after, three more negroes were
hung. as implicated in the murder. The bodies
Of the negroes were not suffered to be removed
from the trees, hut We're allowed to hang there
as warnings 10 others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
POETICAL.
(fron the Mobile Sunday Resster.]
"DRESSING FOR CHURCH."

b1toSSA~>N fON SASANNA
Has any body heard the bell?
You have dear me, I know full well
I'll never dress i'll time.
For mcrcy's sake, come help me, Jane:
I'll make my toilet quite plain,
This for the sake Of rhyme(.
Here, lace this gaitcr for me-do;
"a hole: you say. plague take the shoe:
Please, Janev, try and hide it
l know it's Sunday-but, my soul.
/ cannot wear it with a hole!
The men will spy it.
They're always pecping ct on. feet
Tho to be sure they needn't peep
The way we hold our dresses.
Til disappoint them tho to-day,
"And cross myself" pray did you say:
Don't laugh at my distress.
How beautifully this silk will rustic!
please hand my "selcadjusting hustle,
Ny corset and my hoop.
There now, I'll take five skirts. or SIN;
Do bury, Jane, and help nc fix
You know | cannot SIoOp:
"How shall I say my prayers to-day
AS il girls went to c!'uren 70 p'"!
How can YOU be so foolish:
Here, damp this ribbon in cologne;
"Wbat for TO paint, you silly ONE
Now, Janey. don't bc muliSh!
It's no moro harm than Lilly White
please see if this cheeks painted right,
And hand my box Of chalk
Now damp the towel, Janey, dear,
And wipe this eyebrow-much ! fear
| shall be late to walk.
Now my bonnet. if YOU plcasc--
That's as big as all out doors,
The awful sugar scoop!
Then. MY mantlc's handsome tho
1t cost enough To he, l know.
tS:raishten this horrid hoopD
Ny handkerchief and gloves you'll find
Just i'll that drawer-you'Cc very kind.
docs my dress trail =
It's all the fashion now, you know.
pray does the paint and powder show
Thro' this lace veilD
Thank you, my dear! I bc!ierc I'm dressed
The saints be praised the day Of rest
Comes only once in sever;
For if on ali the other six
This trouble l should mare 10 fix,
I'd never get to Heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
Superintendent Of the american
u~,Ip-ppl, Comnnny.

WASHINGTON, june li.--John Kendall, Esq, s"i of Hon:
Amos Kendall. former Superintendent If the Scaoaard and
Magnetic Telegraph Line. has hern appointed GenrFai sa'
pr.ip,rndent OF tie American telegraph Company and IN:
lines extending from Sackvil!e, y. : to Ne" Orleans, WIN
rortant points.
From liz. kendalr's long experience Ia ielrCralhic OPP
,a;iop.. the press and the public are led 10 entertain The
hor- i,,at The concentration Of control ic n person OF Mr..
Keendalrs welI.kaown ability. may result IN great atran.
,aces 10 those haTlng occasion TO use this Important and
Indispensable means Of commercial IN" soe'a' e"fnInIni-
ca,inu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
Hror, Warrington.

WA,u,xG7oS. June 1.-THE Secretary nj the Treasury
having oyer--.tima;ed the receipts, and the Senate proposed
an extraordinary appropriation, 10 the sxtest OF eight mil
lions of dollars. he says there will be q deficiency OF seven
standing Treasury notes. He suggests that means be pro
rided for meeting this ~erisercy. The House. unless Il car
get the Ts.lG BILL, will do nothing oeyonc au!aora7ins q
reissue Of the ouutantlns Treasury notes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-19
ROYAL Havana LOTTERY.

III. toiiowins numbers drew the principal rF:".- i'll the
Royal Havana Lottery o! June 9:h. i,Cp'
Se; rrissS &, = SS %; i !'T'1 SS Ne; r1 a%S
ol.605 =. 5O,w0 2j,IS.... -N,UeN
Numbers l$?, 45j. .l~l, .?.3, So4i, 1914, 1874, j5sI,
STA. sIi3, 5sSu, 1896. $50, II ,2n3, l",ll., 10. ll2, 1852,
1883, 1886. 1866. lG.Ss?. 1..,".. l.. u6i, - IA, ls,55t,
1886, 1864, !. 80, lS,9G1 Il, Iii, .0,U@i. 81 ,Od3. 2G,GjG,
olgl4, 81 Ia. O.. SIC. 1921, 23.l6G. 1856. "J.rls, 1854,
25.5uj, O., Sl3, aJ.?s$, 20 ,..ts, 21,s6l, 25.562, $3.50. 29+si,
y. sa2-Fl, E@ each.
The next drawing ct;hi, celebrated lottery will TAX. piacs
on the 2tth or June. For particulars Sec advertisement !u
another column.
June l6-dlt.wi.s Don RODRIGUEZ.