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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11
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The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

NEW YORK HERALD.-sHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY n, 1897
High Water i2S
LATEST DATES.
FROM LONDON Jan. Q From Liverpool Jan. 4
from HAVE Dec ~ Prem New Orleans Feb. 1
PACKETS TO ARRIVE
Ljrerpool-Ship Orpbets. Bunley, Jan 49,
81 Andrew, Thompson, Jan. 4.
HsrTe-Shp Ere Funek Dec "a.
Franco Casfef- Jan 4.
Nomanaic, PEEL, Jan. g.
London-shp Samson, sturses, Dec. 10.
President, G.. sdwick, Jan. 10.
Ontario, Huttleson, Jan. 20.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-11

New CoaoNER.-Mr. Jefferson Brown has been ap
pointed to fill the vacant situation of Coroner.
Tho office is computed to be worth four thousand
dollars per annum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09
For Ao Waterman and State Journal

"ComiRg spsnts cast ideir skaso;c: before" ID
a tritc old saying which is every day exomIli-|
fed and proved beyond all doubt. was most d
iorcibly struck with the truth Of this saying the
other day, on looking over the files OF The Mid
debury Free Press. The question has often
been asked why The Editor of that paper e..
D. BulbeT should have so suddenly deserted
his old political principles & associates, and
joined himself 10 the very men who, of all 9TH
ers, he had been the foremost in denouncing
as unworthy Of confidence or credit2 1t
seems, however that he had seen u .faint
glimmering of The lights of Van Burenism in
Middlebury almost sir months before he come
out publicly for the ".Noiherner." Ii the fol-
lowing extracts from Mr.. Barber's paper ct
July, 1885, will throw any light upon the sub
jet of his conversion, or lead 10 discovery Of
the cause Of it, you may confer favor on ma
ny Of the former readers of the Free Press at n
distance fro MiGdlebury, by rcpubIishing it.
Whether at the time &C Fon"ins the articles,
Mr.. Barber expected to be one OF the first
"prosel ytts," | leave with your readers 10
judge or will thanl, him for direct information
on the subject:
" The Jackson men in this village are or
ganizng on the most improved New York
plan for the coming campaign. They have a
general commiltee-a committee room, hired
on purpose, and regular meetings every We'd
nesday night. Every thing is TO be done after
The latest fashion for making proselyles from
Albany"
"The Jackson men have received three or
four accessions from the v hig ranks-not
man, that we have heard Of, from the Antima-
sonic. to- The tried soldiers Of our cause
stand firm every where"
What say yon, Mr.. Barber, TO the al ovc7
TRUTH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Nep Books. "The Young Lody's ID
by LADY," improved edition, published
American stOdonor's Company, Bostd
possesses the desirable qualities of very
Observation-Disclosures excellent, enterlai
and instructive. We commend tito the y
ladies' for familiar acquaintance.
" Lady's Wreath, by Mrs Sarah J. II
Marsh, Cspen & Lyon, Boston. No
need be said TO recommend it, unless il
add that the wreath" is composed O
sweetest flowers, gathered by the poc,ess
Britain and America.
=" New Experimentation without
ing :" another Boston book, drawn out /
recent flood Of experiments of VI
kinds. This author has very clevorly h
DR.. Alcotl's Living on Small Means, III,
NAL magnetism OF Poyon, add Grahami.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09
For the Waterman and journal.
NOTICE TO LISTERS.

At meeting Of the delegated Listers of
the County Of Washington, held at Montpe
licr in Sept. 1882, for the purpose Of equali-
zng the lists OF the several towns in the coun-
ty, it was nscerlaned that the buildings situa-
ted on public lands in many OF the towns were
omitted under mistaken apprehension or con-
slruelon OF an Act of 1927, and that in sono
Of those towns there were buildings on public
lands Of considerable value. The listers did
not feel authorized 10 insert such buildings IN
their lists after having deposited them with The
Town Clerks for Inspection; consequently
they have been exempted from taxes, without
law, for the term Of five years.
A word TO the wise is Sufficient"
AN OLD LISTER.
Mey /, 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Vermont genius. Sometime since We noli-
ccd an account OF an clectro.ma .nctic power
capable of being applied 70 all sous Of machin-
cry, which bids fair 10 outrun even steam it,
self 1t turns out that Thomas Davenport, a
Vermont blacksmith, is the dscoverer From
the vast advantage in power which can be OBJ
tanned by this new discovery it is said that a
much greater risc in inclined planes Of rail.
roads, can be overcome, than is now done by
steam. This is doubtful: when the cars ar
rive al a certain point IN an ascon, on the rails,
the wheels will probably slide, no matter how
much propcIIng power is applied. But we
are happy to say that even this difficulty is sur
mounted by very ingenious citizen of this
town. A few days since we saw the expert
ment made, and successfully, on a railway in
miniature: five remember correctly, the steam
engine, on this plan, will ascend plane with
an inclination, or rather rise, OF more than
1900 feet per mile. Probably the invention,
which is extremely simple, will be made public
shortly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

tr-Jp 1t is slated in one OF the New York
papers, that orders have been received from
tile Treasury Department TO commence
suits against the suspended merchants, whose
bonds are not paid. Whether tue Secretary Of
the Treasury could have done otherwise, we
this course from him, he is much too cruel ;
it is but adding new distress TO those already
overburdened
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

University on the Prauies- Classical
Litera ure among the Cmanchee and Sious
The last Milwaukee Advertiser contains
an act Of w sconsin Legislature, charter
ing University, TO be established at Bel
mont, Iowa coualy, west ofthe Mississippi,
10 be called the Wi 'consin University.
Two years ago, says lie Buffalo Advertiser
the territory was little better than bowling
wilderness, and scarcely more known than
the Interior Of Africa, ~. Y. Star.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Villany most .foul.-1'hc express Mail
Rider from the north was waylaid by a
ruiIian last night in an unIrequenled spot, a.
bout So miles from this city, and shot at RS
he passed The bali penetrated his Thigh
and retaining his presence Of mipd, ne
kept his saddle; ana quicknng his speed
was soon beyond the miScreants reach
In consequence of this diSgracclul out
rage the mail did not arrive here This NOR
ung until about four hours after the time.
augusta Courier.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

"LeI dogs" &c. The Mid. Argus says lba
in lhi, quotation VIC alluded 10 ga fable in whic
two dogs were in contest, but omits the &c
qrel: skunk offered his assistanco--but bot
declined the OFF, for very good reasons" Ii
truth we must deny abiding to, and doubt til
existence Of, any such fable; and yet we vii
not deny that the sequel Of the quotation ha
produced the appearance of very filthy an
NAL. The two-legged creature who will reso
to such trickery in order to apply dirty ep
thet, allies himselfvery nearly to the quairups
in question. We mean never to offend delica
cy and dccency by again naming the Middle
bury Argus.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

.Nerico.-The projected invasion of Texas
is abandoned for want Of money and provis-
ions, and Bravo has resigned. Bustamentc has
been elected President; Santa Anna is wait,
ing for an opportunity TO displace him, and is
preparing the way by casting the odiun OF
tho San Jacinto affair upon dead Gens-als-
who, Of course, cannot defend themselves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Virginia. Election cath ult. Consider
Van Burqn's 'humiia'ing pledge on the su
ioct of slavery, one would not be surprised
the opposition lot in Virginiai yet the sig
Of the times are not bad Her delegation
Congress stood ! ) for Van TO 6 against Iii
Now we first hear that Robertson [opl is
elected, and probably Mallery Iop.l elected
place OF Rcane w. b. Next. week, probab
we can give the result.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

accident. On the 29rh nit. MIR. Harrison
Bancroft, of CALAIS, was considerably jured
in blasting near the state house. MIR. Is. was
engaged, contrary to orders, in drilling out a
charged rock, when the charge exploded, &C.
vcroly burning him, but fortunately breaking
no bones
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

RNAnING ROOM RULEs.

l. Subscribers may have the use ofthc room
during post Office hours, and are entitled 10 in
viie in only strangers and friends from abroad.
II. No papers to be cut, torn, OF taken from
the room.
III. Non-subscribers may be entitled to all
the privileges of the room, when they comply
with tho fret necessary condition, viz: ceasing
TO be noH-subscribers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

LE3s The MiddIebury Free Press endorses
the pitilul subterfusc by which The Burlington
Sentinel attempts TO cas-, the odium Of the
transactions Of the Bank Of Burlington upon
the Wings. Will Mr.. Barber tell us how long
It's since that same Burlington Sentinel was
stencil in his nostrils? VIII he tell his read
ers that the only persons implicated in the cor.
respondenco Of The Bank OF Burlington are
Van Buren, men2 1t would be humiating 10
almost any body, claiming the shadow Of
o reputation Tor fairness and candor, to degrade
himself by copying this slang of the Sentinel;
but these are the " base uses" TO which polti.
cal changelings must come.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Secretaries Of anii-slavery societies
notified That the third annual report Of the 81
society is ready for distribution. Orders, r
paid, may be directed TO ]. A. Allen, E. ID. L
Der, or o. J. Eclls, Middlebury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

lL}9 lnasmuch as Baibcl's whole attcnic
is just now almost wholly given to the rev
lers' of Gen. Flint, we should like to have biz
declare, vi c her lie considers it 'rcyiling'
man, TO say that he has gene ouer 10 Tan Bl
renian
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Mr.. Webster's Speech, commenced in this pa
per and to be finished in the next, should be
read by ALL whether friends or foes of the dis
tinguished statesman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

U. s. Supreme Court WIN. Smith (Al
ma having declined seat as Judge in
Court, the President has appointed Hon.
Mckinley u. S. Senator from the same 3,
to GIL the vacancy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09
l-FRUNAwAYs, 81 THOSE WHO
INTEND TO RUN AWAY, TAKE
NOTICEu

Recently, number Of individuals indebted
to US have taken 10 their legs and walked into
parts unknown, without so much even as
thanking us for considering them sufficiently
honest to be trusted to a small amount. We
consider such a man not only unjust, but in
nine cases ou Of ten, dishonest--a man against
whom the public should be warned. Unless,
therefore, good reasons shall be shown 10 the
contrary, we shall publish The names cfthe run
a,cays, and, 0possibls, send the record Of their
disgrace into tchateuer part cfthe worId heyma
be. Let all concerned take due notice & gov
erd Themselves accordingly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Distressing fire. On the cath ult. the house
OF Mr.. Benjamin Pearl of Albany, Orleans
county, was destroyed by fire, and three chill
dren persisted in the flames Mrs. P. was al
so severely injured Two OF the children were
Mr. PEARLS, and one, aged 10 years, was
son Of Mr.. d. B. Scntcr, Of Danville.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

'CJ|The steamboats, have commenced
Ming on Like Champain. BY the way,
Capt. Sherman quit the lake? We obs
that The Franklin is in new hands.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09
88oltgmap ans $$s8tate &ournar.
LGWIgIEILIEIaa
TUESDAY, MAY ., 1887.
NOTICE.

The Montpelier Harrison Town Committee
appointed last year, s. oil others friendly to the
cause, are requested TO meet at tho Court
House on Friday evening noxt, G, o'clock
The following named gentlemen compose the
committee:
Amasa Wheeler Henry Mutt,
N. Davis, ir. Joseph Somcrbcc,
Daniel RUSSELL Cyrus Ware,
T.. p. Walton, ir. J. A. Vail.
May 8, 1887
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Rhode Bland-as usual--has elected the
3. state ticket.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

There was quite pressure here last W
Westward no."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Connecticut. The official canvass Of votes
for Governor gives the following result:
Henry w. Edwards, VB 23sOF
VIM. W. Ellsworth, op 2l5os
Scattering 16--2l524
Mnioritv
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

admissions in the right quarter. Mr. Tall
madge recently brought resolution into the n.
Y. Senate recommending the resembling OF the
Treasury order, as a measure of relief; and
in the discussion Mr. Beardsley nv 81 admit
railing distress. Will the people justify Mr.
Van Buren, when his best friends condemn him?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09

Foreign Grain. The n. Y. Courier & En-
quircr gives a table showing the quantity of
foreign grain imported into that city since 1884,
from which VIC take the following:
1885, IS, 200 bushels.
S3G, 103, 100
ls37, TO April IS, $4,000
Total 1863, 500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-05-09
MASSACHUSETTS LEG1sLAruRE.-The

Boston Posi- gives the following abstract OF
the occupations OF the members Of the Mas
Gu obt,eattC II,,,,,,, ,,ID
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

-Ho's. ifonis. Flats, Gaps. Sc.
4 HNNt received , large supply e E,sh
Sizes mr.. CAPS Sc 0birl. I can olT, r
very 'uw Those Who w1bI the .buyc artt.
Gle, aii 80 w,.l toc,u
LINES J MILLER.
oct - i-13
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Fashionable Goods.

M nov receiving handsome SUPPLY OF
q A&W FANGY oOOD9y comprising
TIE latest Lyle and isshIr">, smUns which
TIE following ARTICLES nl, be found.
\ Handsome a,-oT,ncr; d.! rh,bc, Neriro,
IN do. do. 81 and ? = EnsIi.h do.
do. do. do Ga Nenitian cloths
dn. do. Figured aid plain Chll.eys.
do do Mo,icna Drlaioes.
do Rich, figured, oud plain urs
colorrd SUNS,
do. ! ~. s. 8 ! Th,oei I.u,v,
aud IIghi,nd -
do. French. Rr,ti,h. and Am PRINTS.
N1'" Iay'mh,lin- tncw ariicie,)
Black injured Hrrnan1.
Hack Italian iu,iuug,
BombIIipe>, SatiD,.
ThIp'I Chatic,, aud Gauze Scarf.
French Worked and TambI Collars and
'ape,,
fiId aud PLAIN star Nett and Tbuelle,
SIX Cotton. aud wor,icJ iiossry,
SIX, Md. ThuclIe, and tp,kin Gloves,
Thread. B,hirct aud Li.'r Edsiug,.
t'mhric y B"binet Eising, & Iu-tftiuEs,
BoblncI ard Thuciir Chsins. \ QpiHinss
PLAN hnrdr'-i and Diua,k Linen, Cam
hrie and sin iIarIkrrchirf..
Swiss Mai, nnd Isrnnct y!sin. hsur,G.
AID Bnnd lun, lIauskrr,LIef-
SP'cndid Bonnet ard Car RioUaud,, new
sNlc,)
Lustrius. Gauze. ard Satin do.
il,o. handsome assortment 81 bon
NETS. SHOPS. aud many other articles 90
mS lice 10 Ubtch would politely invite the
'itco'ion %! the i,d,c.
JANIS ! MILLER
Ch'rie.'oN" oct - i-37
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
Fancy Books,

iNtttufNs.
splendid ALBt Ms with cnho.S al Lin,,nc
B'i~c, :, Copper, M. att, { \n,r,s
a"d k,rrrdl's w 80
Flora, Di,tiru,rN
l.,rEua-- ~ FlpW,rS
ii'ms1>'s. Br,rIt'>. sud other POEMS
! Ia PAEi Olit SCRAP BOOB. = uI,ndid
~J,k iar tn c,.trr i,Lic
tlSO,
Prepared Italian Rubber, Tor removing pencil
mark
kettle l.. sud WalI,s
I ar, 'nd ir, r.int Brushes
P,iut. o.. IuNrs
Pr',",'''u P,'r,t.; T. r,u,,iou Cap,
SpNi>. s,4rS. .u., i.,,,
Fs"uIr .,,d l.p,.i,r N,r,h.s
H~r' Oh. NruTir Oh, P.ra.tum
9 Cream, uyAi jas
ilsr u
LT',.'. IT.. or rrmp,i"g .l.,u. e f,Jit.
~, frm !,"'.u and ton goods
Ia '>,,'i"-"t Il P,nkunr,-nd
il,hU.,r SCISSORS
RCD i-Ai,, tor joiner. .ud C.h.n,i-NIakr,,'
as.
Herr. fin'r. shoe. Crama. Hair. anL Comb
Br,-h,-, sc ~
tH'HLtsT"wN, O,I 4. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
.S0iire 10 Farmers.

Jan. -. I-J7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
NIILLTc.0 NUsIEEsa

n the Ford Mills on tie Shenandoah River,
near hcSts's Terry, IA The uimc and under
TIE hTm oi FORD - SNYDER. commence
ip. un ~. hs-t day Of Ihr present month,
tiuiN,) ard i>-urc 81 those who are di.po,-
cd to 10 bu-IuC-, with TIL n, that ihcs are
determined 10 PAY the hiSis,i marke: prices
Tor WHEAT and other KIND, Of GRAM, de-
iN-Ted ~ their Ni,ls, or delivered at any
receiving point on t:s- Rad Road or al anN
convenient PoiL; on Ihs River. From ihclr
Ch,tri,rrc a. hIiitrs, they can .aN with
CurhIooc" 10 all t'sv'' ~. have Wheat To
dispose of, tHa' tWlii toe great, 90 tUetr 10
t,r',t :" -!'c item call bCtotr thty make
q dI.po,ii;u' oi Co. >,uIc anJ .hcy earnest
" request iL'i- futntrr customers not TO
make IuS di-,u-itlun OF jhtir Wheat with
lied ,ist uo riiitr> W,-, uf the Blue HID.
$50 ,aurd to I''y letter price. than trrm-
selves. T. an of thvu cf,,iulurr, that NAV
yrri,r grinding iIbcrsi advances viii Dr
"IaIc, It'd >J9IC, attention pa! 10 th-ir in
struClou-. TIE bui'-aIu Mill. t0rc,.r,N
rclous'n: Io John il.mcs, deed and Mr.
John Mixers, Nil -int Dc csTr,,', an bN the
ur'i,rs'-rCi and enc Of sand Mill krptcN
rl,--'s t"r u,- reception IL Ii,r aud Corn:
tor wr,ch Kinds vi gtsiu tie ri.tr.t market
Ili,c wiii a. 80 tiu.'> - paul. fr-h, salt.
,ri Plaster, vi, tee sept ri the mill. io- Iuc
,,r" ruu.iiit"u 81 itc,r customer, aud thu>.
g.. ,.",ei 10 deal s,Iii. ttrm.
~ cip,ir- 'ni- hr'"I notice the, should
- t'i'r. Ur=iit't.i =" tttir i,c'I.s. ~ei,
.','' ',"I tn" ''.r t,,.'r -,rCrtc thank, Tor Zee,
'"t. ii'rt'' "rC",T,-,'"' 1T ih'S h,N" h.r,-
t"''.r '"''n"t, aui n"?- D.. rr"m, .'r..->
.ri -tr... .lt.nt".' 40 rI.i'r.. 2. -s,tI. #.
,aa.lI...,t d. ..U.l',r i,I"g
BINiN'I'N i.uD.
bN\iI.l. ~NibLk
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~ N-%T

'fNiiD sshsct';''r has entered INTO r.cunil-
., Obligations shIrh rcni,c - ,ui.>pcn-
slAic tsit 81 p'I-""- ss,in,t Wtom 10 hs.
ac."ab'> ui l"nccr stsudi,s than Iiuuaf,
1T. 1885,, should ,tu!e TIE same without ~
lay WI. lAITs.
ChIi;o.Io.1 No,. .. I>J1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28
TlAEsrOnCa=Ko.I
ON IiiE
gS'iJlciCsFCg' ami Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

Ww,aaitla q rof0AAc q Ro,o o,ficr. ,
A,fu 2D, 1897 (
FdEiio President nd Difcctoi.oIihc Coni-
p-Uf have established the follow
rl'., ft.i fUr transportation ~ be- h-rrai.
i-r charged urH1 ths rood. viz
DESCENDING TRADE.
FLOUR pee barrel, iscts
Barirop, Blooms. Pig Iron. Castings. afd
lelf. IertH0, ~ 80
Nbcsf. y,c. Rta-mral. Corn. Corn-u..I
D.l.. 3D. hcatpcsl. aud ail other
oYLmot ''s.. prr hurIifi pounds. sgcts.
A.tiNUiNs TRADE.
i.i rlH.tsr. ;rfi.r. rs
~1'tat1 e,lIt-., gc- 100 pounds. lu-t.
NerDHsrd.lc a.l aiI other c0tnmOdif'c. gtf
b1Hi.,i r.a.l. Iiets.
Az sIiuioD.i rl1r-e ~ % cents per barrel
oa lIp-. a.I 9 .sG'. rsrorU handrrd pounds.
on a.i o..rr articles. oil be- made a. ne
p" ia.Ers .e. DEPOT l0r receiving snd faf.
etfa,rg uy order 90 Gee Board.
JDlIV ERrrG. P,aafsnf
Winch strr. Aprl -. i-1s.
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? rtbE sga-cfitcrs havi~g catered ihto
n Plrthcrship Tor a tsrH &c seafs. 40 the
.u!LLLN'C ECSLiESS
at TIE kssi.t1Nn Ndi>. us, Na, a. . f,~
80, - sesay fSr a.. I,rsItt.'e oi ~ k,.si.
"' taN> ~ ~ttch ih., arc ,tsrsfsd TO
pss Tie t'shv,i '".tksi lr,'v. Istw,ts ~ho
ptVif' srflt'". 'it,r ~.,.,, can ,,t a,ur -
tac NH, VI eclis,r,a 81 ~. pt,s,, CHARTS
to~n, 90 =; n-rp.'.t.u1.
4 cOaS:Ir'sg'siy of P!I,isr. SAT-, Fish
Sc, r'N BE- i,pi on h1nd az io,r prices
Sivrs. and si,.,,t srus,rr dot, N a.,
best rna"r"f sni a, IN d.r,te priet. Coui,-
Try work done a. soor ord,r
We tOPr, ~ strut attention and prompi,-
tut.. THAI our friend, aud old customer, OF
tic Nal, wall uOt ps-s ~. nv,
JCHN kiBLE
DAVID JOHNSTON.
ksbletown, July u. 1879.
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, y Jri, lat gave notice To- AL those ha,-
In- unsettled uu-'nC>> with bayi.i ~uN.
der, hud b'ricI >nN,,t - son. ." ,tii ,' It'll
view "l ttu-tr. AZ, same. Miu not ha,-
NJ '"mi'ii'i VITA tha' Trqr" e. | rm again
.Fvi!,d - AK 81 tho, interested. e
-Pc"d' -'ti'' u.,ut, - Il ). ah-oIri.N rr,,>-
-Irt 'it'i ihr uu>inc,s should ur Closed WITH
,, iiitic "'-''N So possible. i'',cfo.. b.. re.
..-i No\L "Ili ncsisot liis,a..
DANIEL SNYDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-28

NNli.T fLOJ u. Superhne Flour. k,t
. Floor p-iT,s -ihed md ursifsd Cor,
Nlcai. ott-. otiil uf different kinds. Sock
wheat tlr4r, Who'll, Com, Foti,o,.. DRIED
hyp.t. snd Peaches, Bacon AMI Lard. sra
nurlbtF q, other articles ~ th,rr hte O,
hG.thsss. IDiiN sCOTr.
Fo' 7r'ri.Hf, Hghber,, y CO
oppu.itc ihe I-lar1 Mil.
th'P. -f,fr,, Juue -, lsJ1
y B.-in v,e~ of keeping up .dppl,
Iho'r hs.Iu. the ADORE articles 10 dispose al
" ID hrd yrsiN sai- FOR them at ilir price.
>, caitn; on me at ae above c,i-h.shnent
ur a.! Il .ts 90 =.
JOHN SCOTT.
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