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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

Al the present ,essn OF the year il presumed to be-
impossible to collect an assembly IN the day time; and
ns The evenings short, II Is oi great importance iha
'here should be punctua ATTENDANCE IN each place pre-
eseig al half past seven O'Clock.
The persons TO whom this payer may be directed,
requested 10 adopt the necessary to HpIut the
place ur the lecture, aud circulate The inormaton
en'yely as possible Ia a.! cases "hae practoa Die
At Is desifod hat The notcc may be given tue several
congregations on the Sabbath previous
MIR chipman has leeturod with great success, anl re.
puiaion IN different par 81 the state OF New York uudc
The patronage Of the reuds Of tom poraace there sud
none can i 10 derive profit aud satisfaction from the
interesting details, AMI impressive illustrations ol the
evils OF mt mp.raBce.
lie has with ho, copies of the report Of his e1amina
uoA OF Jss and Poor hogsesof ~hcb the Suite r.mper
anee Society ia Now York have pub.beI 10000 copies;
which nsy be procured Of him at the c'oo o. the leisure
IA each place. Ih- IA mphet Of o. page, anl q, ~
he procured al the low pc, ut ia dollars per hundred
aud ~e ih.ik the friend, OF Temperance VIII DO well 10
purchase a. many az convenient lor distribution 5.
The President is teuibly out Of humor With the
proceedings oi ihe commanders IA the South -
The recall Of Geu Scott exhibits the emoiIuns On.
der which the President iabufs IN regard TO this 10
divdual lie not ouly ordcrskim home bot 10 Z man
nef which beirays bs feelings. lie directs - tLis
order, that the command deyohe Gen. Jessup
and that Gen. son repau yf0ctlreta 10 HashiagioS
70 account for his |1ivre IA Eo,iS0, and hs fordy
procedure in rciaAon 10 IKE eoHPaign Oga,asl H.
Creeks Every solder If ihe regolaf army OF
present on The ses board Ia ordered Immediate,
to Fiouds.
0y- Fhe editor ofthe Fres Pfess fnho y tsnks
HsuIson sntinssoary may be termed r. 2coocle.
smS term b the way, which IL cutie bls tss,e
exactly 10 make IRE Of ss Completely eAgtsssiys
Of his dsas Of courtesy snd reAusneBt sn4 IseNIse
q HE dsllesls ''iaisai.' We would suggest o. a
proper osus for the Van Barren dnislon oil tbs sa..
F.ny the following VIZ. H1sAs-oeyes q sac
issvs tho PsoP's 20 ya.e gfrb s.ahcsnee - ~
p'0 Pf.s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
pIRLoT LYME rnoNr RUTLAND
10 Troy .ILB.ANf & S.4R.iToG3
SPRINGS


EANES RUTLAND EvrRY MORNING -
II THROUGH ~ ONE DAY, as follows :~-Tues-
DAYS, THURSDAYS, AID Saturdays al o'eluck ,
passing through Manchester, Arlington and Cam
bridge aud arrives in Albany In season Tor The
Boat. for New York. Also, the same days, fst
Pttsftd Mass. and Hartford, Conn passing
through Bennington, Williamsiown. Adams, and
Lancsbufo' To Pittsielj being the nearest and
by fsr the best road from the North part Of Ner.
mont to Hartford, Connecticut
Also, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and fridays,
leaves Rutland (ior the pre,ent) a, O'Clock \.
NJ, and arrives III Troy and Saratoga al 7, aud
Albany at O'clock, +. NJ.
RETCR.NLNG,--
Leaves Albany NJ 3, Saratoga aud Troy at
O'Clock, A. Nj. Arrives the same evening al
Rutland to lodge, where it in,ersecs Stages for
the North and East 10 all parts OF Vermont and
New Hampshire
The Public is assured that good Teams,
Coaches, careful and experienced Drivers will no
found Oh this route as any in this ssction OF the
country, and nothing shall be wanting on the
part OF the fropreiors to insure saiet., regularity
and despatch. Gy.Pdironnge solicited.
G. S. BROWN, & others, Proprieio's.
Rutland july 1896.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

'erss Tor obaining full lncrus,s lie essi nsiafy
AL i~4d'osi cos1itier 81 Tersa. -.
acreage tsils recsitej frm ,hs frs.i'so,, r,siibs
va Ne had 90 farther aanieAi.oa 81 make thu
ioa,e al ieoraed s,ns de
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

GA ncglboring tor, paper contains an adyer-
uslng notice. headed Essence of Lies" |, was
probably intended 10 have been Essoaoc Of Life
Tie former would be very appropriate head io
the paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

The Erpuaging Resolution. The Inst proceed
ings Of the Senate this resolution which has oc-
cuped much of the time Off Senate, were on
Thursday last. They are thus reported BY the ln-
telliee"e.r.
Mr.. Benton in reference TO the cause which pre-
vented him from calling up the expunging resolu-
ton yesterday said he left il to the Senate TO act
in reference TO it as they might think proper.
After few remarks from Mr.. Preston Mr. Law
and MIR. Benton, the subject was dropped.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

The rsns' devoted q. ,hc New York Regen-
-. Van Barren Sc--iu the county, held meeting
last week at Css,lc.on, aaG nominated John Kel-
logg knigh; remplat, bliss Of Poulney .(eceu,-
ly ful! blooded Animasoa.l aud John Buckmsslet
OF Shrewsbury "a deserteF from the Wh.g cause
As candidates FOR Senators. All noa Gle, cath hour
Proselyies 10 said party. The spols men mas, be
bard pushed 10 be obliged TO to the expedi-
eney Of using deser,ers for their whole ticket.
They however may be short Of genuine Slippery
Elm"timber. and the rewards must be distributed
a, Pronised Bot II is lausLsbie ohoiiee hs hodge
pOdge mess "all ina row 2" JOHN Kellogg, a ma
son - Bhs', az anlimsson. and John Buokua,.
Ter. Wing, treceutly). Ths is paying promptly.
but poorly iOr ,reacbery!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

sYSAToRs toR RtIiAsD CoUATY.
ROBERT piERPOINT,
WILLIAM &. ElTFRIDGE
THOMAS ID. HAMMOND.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

.goD SsJr%- g-r -,
%. Z .. FlRsl RAiLblFLL A1Iai5 OFFICE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

P.s (C4Hh1saihsl. yos wish) Wouls NJ 700
ike priat the Laws, Grandchildren Yeu "a 3eritsS5
pfagrle, lhe sietu have The aspOs4nun OF lhe spoi
b The nsTt line y0s Ee-S Son nst X ~iii doubt
lean - roHs W.shihiss, sSd hrothsr Solty ~.i thee
probably b -tsfsing " the wing tree sgsn, away
kssea. ise NsatHsi1 ---.SsFt tfsiN q ~
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
MEXICO AND TEXAS.

Private letters dated Tampico 20.
received at New Orleans, state thatau,s
of 10000 men under Santa Anna bad
San Luis de Potosi for Texas. What ~
may be attached to this announcemen !,
the Bee, we are not prepared 10 aser-,
we find in the Mexican papers receive! !
terday, up TO the 9Th ult that con,aa1
had broken out in Mexico. which ,hrss|
the peace Of the country nearer home \
Texas; and the National of Mexico d
that Santa Anna was indisposed. Thl
ter may be intended 10 sham Abraham
Santa Anna may not be over solrtos
enter Texas; and DESTROYS to consrt
proxy with American rifles
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

charged: that the accounts oris;,c
Post Office be audited BY an Audi,eo, :" W
Post Office, ia new ofiicer.) with an W " "
TO the Comptroller of the Treosurn' ppnI
duplicates Of oil contracts for caro- va
mail shall be lodged with this nes Ne
within ninety days after they are mad s'"a i
he shall also have delivered 10 him 'N
the death, resignation, or removal ~
postmaster, the bond Of office of s,;d ~
master, &c: that there shall be emap
by the Postmaster General third A,r;gs
Postmaster General, one Chief ClrrL ~
Principal Clerks, and ihirtylhree ~. %'
Clerks, one messenger, and two A,,
Messengers, and, in the Office of tho AmH
of the Post Office Department, one cl
Clerk. four Principal Clerks, and A..
eight other Clerks, one Messenger and
Assistant Messenger The bill con,
many provisions for regulating coDlra
guarding them from abuse, and mail.
them effective. 1t proposes, also to NM
the sending any bound books. or any A..
OF wood, metal, mineral, or glass bv r-
and to forbid the ranking Of packacs :.
sisting Of any other substance than pas
The bill was twice read and comnm.
Mr. Adams resolution touching the h.
the Fertilization bill at the last se,,io,
taken up and debated till the hour Of adm
ment, by Mr. Hardin aud Mr. Evans bal 1
whom were very severe upon Mr. Adam,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05
THE HARTFORD CONVENTION AND MR. WEE
sTER.

To The Editors Of the ~ y Commercial
Adrertiser
We frequently see in the public prints,
mention of the Hartford Convention by way
of reproach, and evidently with the design
of vilifying that body, or some public char
acter. Now it so happens that the men
who write such paragraphs know nothing
ofthe origin of that convention; nor has any
true account OF it ever been given TO the
public by those who have written on the
subject. AS resided in Massachusetts ut
The time OF its origin. was careful to keep
copies OF all the proceedings which led to the
adoption oil that measure, and have given
bret but accurate statement of them in my
History Of the United States, edition of 1885
pages 2l7 and 2l8. The truth is, that nei
aher Daniel Webster. who was then resi-
dent OF New Hampshire, norm single inhab
liant OF Boston had the least concern in The
FIRST proposition for that convention, nor tn,
least knowledge of the proposal, until th,
petitions, suggesting the expediency Of ia,
measure were presented to the legislature
q Phe project originated in Hampshire coun
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-02-05

ty--the petitions were sent from the people
Of several towns, assembled in legal tocn
meetings, or primary assemblies, and with
motives as purely patriotic as any that ever
actuated the people of this country Ny
statements in the history have been made
from the original and anested documents
NOAH WEBSTER.
New Haven. Dec. 18th, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Pablo sale.

"ILL be sold, ct pebble sale. on We'd
w nesdsy the lllh December neat n,
the late residence Of David Osborn, deed.
about three miles fro@ Shephsrdsto1n. and
one mile from the Cross Roads, (Vvaiper'sI
all the personal property Of said deceased.
consisting, IN part, Of the followingi
Is head Of Csttls-90 head Of Shsep.
% Fat and IS Stock HOGS.
6Work Horses end Gearing complete.
One broad-tread sud 2 plantation Wagons.
i Wheat Fan,
a Barouche and Harness,
Farming Utensils Of every description.
35 bushels Of Old Wheat,
Seventy bushels Of Buekwheat,
1900 bushels Corn-20 tons HAY,
Wheat aud Rye 10 the ground,
81 barrels old Sheat Flour,
template Stoves,
Household and Kitchsa Furniture Of ever
description, &c. &C.
10 NEGROES, consisting ofl youna
Aen, young Women, end 3 Boys.
Mae months credit will be- given on al
sums Of IS and upwards (sxeept fos the Ne
groes, which will BE- sold for eashl By the pur-
ehaseT giving bond with approved security.
For all sums under 3 the cash will be rsquir.
ed. WN. OSBORN. 49,
II Dsri4 Osborn, deed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

T>HE subscriber will offer for AL. =, r.
4 day the 9th December, st his re.id.ne.
~ inc fiovisg sPriug. the following pra.
perry, TO Wit, P'''
Two very 6ne Mich Cow,
Tot OF hne Hogs, most Of than IN rood
order Tor fatisning, eo'
old Wheat, ''ou'
Nay, two wheeibsrrow,, Vinegar.
CIDER Barrels, crowbars and slab.
Also, Household and Kitchen Furniture
sucu a.
Feather Beds, Bedding and BsdstsaSs.
Three hrsi-rate Clocks,
a corner Cupboard, Chairs, Tables.
Wool and FLAX Wheels, Pots add Kettle,
Ovens, Buckets and Tubs,
WA many other articles deemed unne.
eessary 10 mention.
Nine month"; credit will DO given on nj
sums OF - aud upwards, BY the purchaser
giving bond and approved security. Pc,
all sums under IS, the cash will be reouired
The Flour will be sold for cash.
Flowing Spring, Nov. "a, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
JEEEERsONr L.AyND
Yop aAr.n

HE HEIRS of the late W,I.,., T.x..
ssg. onsr Zoe sale tsss tssatif.l fArm
called "BEi,iesRE." lyiax sbost sos mia
est OF Charisstown, In Jsasr,oa souos,
Virginia. u contains "
800 Acres OF prime Land.
About 100 Of which ere ssvsrsd visA On
lumber. 10 hes . soush-sssssrn exposur,-
snd 10 protected On the north ana vcss h. |.
isrEs body Of wood. 10 b vsisrsd Sv : "a
Ier-faIisg spring. frsn whlch . strs..
nous thrnngh seven or eight snclo,ur>. q.
ths farm. The DWELLING Il Of
TItn brick. built n modern stvIs.
eostainisg eight soons. Il \
oIIl|IIII % situated - 70 command cot
oaiy view q slDoss che whole fsru. bu,
also . ossntifsi and extensive prsspset in
s'oa'ag mAsy miles of the Blue Ridss nouu.
ssin, win The Gap % Harpsrs-rsrry. m la
vtnso one quarter OF . mile of the usrpsr,.
Ferry tssnpsks, and within . nile of an.
Winchester and Potouae railroad. Thar.
are on The farm . aumbsr Of choice frui,
srees, and ell ness ssary ous-buildinrs- In.
GLIDING houses for negroes, . barn si.o.,
new. smith.shop, stables, eoru-houss. Az.
~ tee'house, soach-houss, bnth-ho.,e .
greenhouse, Go. 10 beauty OF .i,u.,i,,'
fertility Of soil. and eonvcnieoc. IN ...,t~,
q y probably sxceiied By no est,ts IN m,
Valley Of Virginia. w '"s
Terms made known oo application IN shh.,
Of the heir. In person, or oy letter sddr,..st
town, Va" ne. a isas
" Hsnsmsvs Patriot snd .Nsfisssi hssfii-
Ss"esr' fcses q rssk Jor toe ~ssks, sasiSs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Trustees sale.

NDER the authority OF q deed Of ,ru.,
~ to the sabscriber from Lewis Wernr.S
dated the x9th day OF August, ia the wear IssS
recorded IN the eisrks' ofee OF the ec,,.,v .o,r,
o. y.,ier'oa, tor the benefit Of Joseph l. Ru.s~ii
, VII on ''e ,o,h day Of Dse-ms+r next, on the
rsmssa, ssii a public auction, On the hixhe,,
bidder. for cash, one half of the ISL AMI no
" h1iNlCS, VA the county of JefFrr,o,,. me-,
h.rPers-Fsrry. drseribcd ia AaiJ deed.
vii sell, TO satisfy the balance iu, unoo m
sssamps1 " J~a Hook X Jo.r,h l.. smith. 10
$40 , nueerI'' The smoont OF their purchase
eribed. JOHN ptT-IaILsassrNs~
hsFpers-Ferry, Nov 10. 1886 IL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
FANCY aOAoDS,

Fancy Goods,
wheh now, from recent additions. eoners..
W. iA's' winter fashions. The SoiIo~,,~
@'ueie. may DC found among his nssor,mens
a sP'cos'd stock Cd add ID hsrinos, a
do. do. 10.
81 Plaid Silk. do.
silks, - fancy eoloursd
Black italiaa do.
Muslin beiaHes, (a splendid srtI.,. ~
b aud 81 black Bombarfr,.
large stock Winter Prints, new .,vt.
-, - and 81 Blanket shswis, (fs.kioa..
~, -, and Cd Thibel do. (splend,d s,,,.
i.mod satin, Cashmere and french sc.rt.n,
BiaSs, green. aud white TulIe.
b'ond, oauxe, and figured Beraxe yel,..
spiendid colo0red and black Betting,
mDrsed CsPes and Collars,
EnglAh and other SILK Ho.e.
Cashmere and worsied DO.
b'ack white. co'ousyd and fur trim "a al ,,s4,
D'Aek and isacy eDioursd worsted Lace.
French working Fla,
Fancy Baskets,
slack and white Fur BonnStS
Winter Straw a..
Handsome Lining Tor do.
&c" splendid Plumes and French rlaw.ra,
All Of which he y determined n, sIr., -, -.
mos' accommodating terms.
Nov. %, 1886. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
TRANSPORTATION
ON THE
sssssceesses- Ssad Potomac
RAT. MAN

- sssSssSSSeT Gs&e0 Potomac
Raj ROAD.
VIE President and Director. Of the Conn
n Pany have established the follow ing
rates OF travel and transportation betvesn
Winchester and IIarpers-ferry:
Fare through, with q reasons aba allowance.
OF baggage for passengers set down or u.
keS up NJ the Depot, or 1t the Island OF
Vrginius, near the Potomac, Al. 90
For any intermediate distanee per mile, 6
DOWNWARD TRADE.
ion iof transportation from the Depot at
winchester, and delivery NJ the end of
wsger's Bridge on the MARYLAND Id ~
the Potomac. for Flour per bbl., "a
Wheat per bushel,
bushel,
Oats,
Bar iroD, Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings. per
ton a. a.
All other commodities, per ton per mile.
transportation 10 aad from any iuterm.Aiat.
DePo,', the same proportional rates with
the above.
ASCENDING TRADE.
transportation from the place on the Mary:
!snd side Of The Potomac above mentioned
10 Winchester.
For Plaster, per too, klS.s
Salt, per bushel,
sish, per barrel, ~
Merchandise, and all other commodities .. Der
hundred pounds, n
And To and from any intermediate Depot,.
the above Proportionste rates.
The above rates include all charYes Incl
dent to transportation, to and Jom other
companies There will be small addition
al charge made At the different Depots, for
receiving and forwardiBg-about2 cents on
barrel OF Flour, and similar rate for other
commodities.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN BRUCE, Presidsnf.
Winchester, March :. i836-At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
LIST CAKL.

INTENDING 90 close our mercantile,
~ Transactions az this place. as speedily "a
possible, We must earnestly, though respect
,u'iy, request those indebted To Us, uhether
oy oo.d. open account, or otherwiss, 10 call
immediately and make settlsmeot. " hi,
call bs unattended to within the space Of two
mcnth. from this date, We shall be under the
Ps'aiui neeessiiy Of enforcing an adjusimen,
OF accounts, at the expiration OF that tina.
we ihsrsiors hops ell who have accouot,
WIN us will pay particular attention To thi.
notice. r. A. n Io,sTsnS A''
" be-. :. nissa,ss's'-fsfry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Wv TIE sss,,rribcf. 40 Esirsy NAREs. eus
I'D dsrk by o. brova, sbouf tssIvs ~
hfleen yesrs cd. 9Th tofs back. 90 other
ssartai tha etbes q uhite ~ grey. wiih core
baesi fy0r. be- aFVssrplYee gsfy -. - isssi
hftten % sighisen years. Appraised Ne bay
~ browas 81 tbe sam ~ fftseB doilsfs. sd
~ white ~ grey mare o. ne fam % ZEE
eoltaft. Ths ownsFs ~ il.a sd narua. will
plsese c9@s foruart. pfose profsriy, peg
charges, ed take thsm awag
EIA1Aff CLEVELAND,
see Rsiyetls. cleyts Csaais, Hs
Dee 9, is3s,-3L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Notice.

Die hrm heretofore existing under the
u name and firm Of M. 8. B.ov, a r.
10 this day dissoived by mutual .ons-n, An
persons indebted tn said Erm, are resr,r,,ej 10
max. immcdis,e pay meut 60 ~. g. Brovn. Who
70 'oiiy authorised 20 settle the business or ,he
:. urn oor,,,>, Sept. Q, 1886.
"; 3. BROWN voaid also inform HE friend.
and the public thst he will soaIinue his busire,,
Of tie cid stand, where be has lust re,r;vr s,,I
% nov opening fov ssie, q splendid s,,d C,sh;o,-
able assortment Of JEVELLEkY. &c. 40. M,
purchase. "
shephrrdsiovn, Dee. Q, iss6.-s,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
To the Public.

WE suoseriber bsgs leave 10 say 20 nj.
n ea',omcrs. tbs. he h.s heavy .nd nrrs.i.s
demsnd. Tor MONEY, sad ne hopes an VII, az
indebted to HIM will exert themselves 20 nav :,
least part Of chat they owe him.
SANt "a. At.LEMONG.
Charlestovn. DIE. q, i856.-3t.
-1P' Site will give the msrkr, ,,,.. 4,
Mo.k ior the following articles, viz Cash. Corn
bnss Flour, Pork, Beef, Wood. Po,~tocs,
30" buttcr. IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

WVftE FRESHEST snA Dirssao.s ~ -
: ehsnsesoah alitss Compaag a. sisss
PeFs-Fefry,F haye osasFs6 e. kssas-naus ~
one eoilaf sd aity esHts GO aeu4 - evstv
share - he eapitai stoeh - $50 eo@o..v.
ga'sh = Feqaifed y ~ pal8 h e. o. bsfoss
ne iyla asy az DseembsF nsxt. % kssfrS.
ssthsr Hhompsoa, Esq. TFeasarss 81 80
Coapsagsst uafpeFa VERY.
Fss. 70. Isos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
FIVE 1gEQR0Es.


NHE negroes belonging 20 the estate of
Bacon BurwsIl, decd, and also those
belonging to The estate Of Edmond BurwsII.
deed, will be hired at public hire, for the
ensuing year, oA TASSsdsy Tie 29tA Of Dsesu.-
Der, ct the tavern Of Mr.. John Redmond, Ia
SmthheId. These negroes consist Of about
% valuable men, women, boys, and girls.
Persons who hired for the present wear
viii please be prepared 10 take up their
bonds on the day efhiring.
NJ. P. NELSON,
BAM'L CAMERON,
zee. 2, loJ6. GnaIdisns for "a Hin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08
Total


GRAIN.-The prices OF all kind. of 9r,ln
are Affected by the scarcity In the money mar
kst, and dihsro0ce u consequently made be-
tween cash and credit saIes.
"Asai.-In the early part Of the week
parcel OF 1000 bushels German red wheat
vas sold at 81 05. Yesterday q parcel Of
4,OOO bushels German was sold At az 10 for
red, and 81 IL for white; and another parcel
o. 4,S0O bushels German al ~ 10. The Bet
ys cargo, juss arrived, has noe yet been offer
ca, aed nero are one or two vessels below
WIN herman wheat. The receipts OF Mary
isoo whests arc very trifing in quantity. A
parcel Of very good red was sold st "a.
CorA--In the early part of the week. sale.
ot ne" Corn, suitable for ahipping, were made
al ~ 10 cts, but prices have since declined.
ana We quote to-day ut 10 - cents. Sales
OF Old white Corn at 81 a 81 cents. Last
sales OF yellow Corn al 95 n 96 cents-not
now worth 30 much.
Rys-Rsmains at 81 IS per bushel.
Osts-Are scarce al IS a &c cents.
rkOflSlONS---We continue eur quota
tons fos Beef and Pork. The market i bare
o. western Bacon. The first lots OF new
western Lard which reached the market sold
a. 10 cents but the article has since been aold
at II ia cents There Is nov 4 fair .tocE
OF Butter in market; we quote the ws4on
price Of No at 10 30 cents; Of No. 3 a.
10 IL cents; aud Of No. J at IA cents.
SALf.-A sale Of a small parcel Of Liver
pool Ground Alum, the balance Of cargo.
was made at ~ cts per bushcI. The marfe,
= bare OF Sack Salt; the small parcels In Se-
eond hands arc held at - per sack.
sfIhlTS.--Apple-B Brandy Il worth % eta
IN hhds. and 80 cts. In bbls. Whiskev re-
msins at 50 cents, from wagons, exclusive Of
nv OA'Iei 5sifinors .9asviesH.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. ,.
FLOUR---We continue our quotation O,
the wagon price Of Flour ut 90 IS, which /.
The TAR ss'A price. Some loads have brouRh,
IAc'ion moro, a considerable part Of which
Gas paid for 10 merchandise. We hear az NJ
sales from stores since our last report.
WAGON PORK has declined. we nuo,,
prime from wagons 81 50 IS; load o.
inferior sold yesterday IS low 80 81.
Gsrsffs
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IRAnRxrn

on Mondsy evening last. BY the Rev Mr..
sisElroJ, Mr.. MIcHAEL sHAsAmAS, 20 Mira.
FRANCES WafoHr, o. this county
On the 18th uiL by the Rev Mr.. Medtars.
the kev, D. MILLER, Pastor Of the Eyangsi-
Ieai LutherAn church IN Tiiliamsport, Nd
ane tate 81 The Theological Seminary Of Get
ysourg--to Miss coaHgttA s.. soeood d,,,~,,-
ter Of Mr. John e. Moore Of PhllaAelphl.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

Af virtue Of . deed OF trust from John
~ l.. Tabb 10 the subscriber, for the bene-
NJ OF John 7. Cookus, dated the 9TH day OF
feorusry, 1893, recorded In JsfIsrson eouu.
", viii sell. At public auction, before the
Tavern OF Daniel Entler In She pherdstown.
on Saturday. the 10Th day Of Decsmber
next, that desirable House and Lot in Sbep-
nerds'own, now occupied BY Mr.. John L.
Tsbb. Terms cash.
Nov. 10, ls36-ts.
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GsoNeTlAfe ssss Ne as.s ssg - S..a..v,
- $50 gaze ~ $50 - A. So ~ nfs
- fssif McnFe - D. seas1sfg 81 Sc. -. 49,.
- Nifgieia. ~ ~ hve - : aenss e,sa s.-s.y1
t~ais 90 a. feFsa = twefse hs1ol.s. 49,. -
49, - seia esss , hsseny fssesra ~ 80
- Isreals fsous fsAsar -, $4,000 ~ -
,,sss 81 -, a fsffais.6 - - - -. 49,. -
49, sorsgsliud y g. eaes.s - ~.
1tsfaF ktsClEhaH~
hsasaesss,V. -. ., tsss- g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-12-08

WISH ~ sagsgs = Wszoa-Asaksf - ear.
y ~ 81 az shog- ~ @en whs i saas-
ter ~ be hiatsesa- god situsiloa y eFtF.
Cd, - hssa q larEa supSag 81 aatsFiaia .anS
fFsl rsts stock 81 toais-
Ta0AAs aAwExNs.