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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-18

The ward meetings in the city of New
York, held the other day to elect nomina-
ting Committee, have all resulted in the
complete ascendancy of that great majority
of the democratic party who sustain the
Presidents message. The conservatives
scarcely attempted to rally. la nearly ev-
cry ward, strong anti-monopoly, but no de-
structive resolutions passed in favor OF the
divorce of Bank and State. The doctrines OF
ths message have entire possession OF Tam
many Hall and all the wards, g. the conser-
vatves must either go to the opposition or
fall back into the party they attempted to
jisorganize. The New York Evening Post
is now reaping the reward OF firm, fear
less and consistent course. Ii Is entirely IN
the ascendant, and with its able coadJutor,
the Daily News, enjoys the confidence of
the democracy of numbers in this CITY,
The cry Of loco-focoism is losing all It's ef-
icacy as bug-bear. The absurdities OF
ultraisn,, which portion OF the well mean
ing but overzealous friends of the Admins
iration ut Que time urged so vebemenily,
have been pruned, and reduced to a practi-
cable aud common sense system which CON-
mands itself to the understanding OF the
people. The message Of the President has
fixed n steady and safe standard, under
which The democracy can aud viii rally,
and lead on to triumph. The opposition
may gain few more local triumphs, but
the energies of the country are fas, resior-
ing the equilibrium which the political bank
ing system has destroyed, and in less than
a year, the panic cry Of ruin will fall on the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-18
Why do the Merchants belong to III.
Wing porfyl

1t is simply this; that those who get heir
living by trade aud commerce, are very apt
to look with superciIious contempt upon
the farmer, and mechanic, who obtain their
living by the sweat of the brow. The young
man who gets admission into a counting
room, and wears little finer cloth than
formerly, imagines that he is raised above
his former companions, or even his own
brothers who continue to follow the plough,
or are learning useful trades. He grows
up with this feeling, aud as he Increases in
years and in wealth, he begins to consider
himself among the honorable of the earth.
Arislocratic feelings and habits are con-
tracted, and he finally looks upon the far
mer and mechanic, and indeed nll who en-
gage in manual labor as u class of beings
below him. This pride of feelings and
manners is so disgusting and offensive To
sensible men, that they cannot but despise
or pity the person who indulge. in it,
This idea of superiority is carried into pol
tics, and the merchant appears to think
that he is entitled to peculiar privileges in
legislation, and that the laws for the espe-
cal protection of trade and commerce
should be enacted. As special legislation,
or the comforting of exclusive privileges, is
contrary to the spirit and letter of the Con-
stitulion, and as democrats are unwilling
to grant exclusive privileges to any class of
citizens, the merchant interprets this us an
act of hostility to that class of people
Hence the merchants as a body array them
selves against every democratic administra-
ton Boston Daily Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-10-18

o. We would direct the attention of our
readers, to the extracts we publish to-day
from Mr.. Bentou's speech on the Divorce
bill, and the articles which follow them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
THunsnAY Drc7

In the Senate the Standing Com init.
tees were announced from the Vice
President ~ having been appointed by
h'n' in pursuance q the vote Of ,ester.
day
On Foreign Rslaiions.-M.ss,.
Buchanan. Tsllmndge. Clay, Rive, aud
King. OF Alabama.
U" France -Messrs. Wight. Web.
sier. Nicholas. Benton. aud Hubbard.
Oa Connues.-Ness:s. King. oI
Aiaba,ns, Davis. Brown. Ruggles. and
Norvell.
Ga IadiaH .7Ta;rs -Mes.rs. White,
sewer, Upton. Linn. and swift.
"a Neutrality-suspicious.. Niles,
buchanan, Preston. Strange. s. Pierce.
On Pubic Laad,.-Me>,rs. Walker.
Fulton. Clay. Of Alabama, Allen. and
'Prrn,iSs.
On Ire Post OFe> and Post Ros,ls-
Messrs. Robinson. Grunjy. Knight,
Brown, Ard Niles.
On fhs Juiieiary-Meysrs. Grundv.
Morris. Wall, CLAYTON. and Strange.
On .Narai .4tairs.-Nrssrs. Riv-s.
Southland, Tallmadge. Cu,hbert, and
Williams.
On Military .9Gairs -NIessrs. Ben.
ton. Preston. Upton. Wall. aud Alien.
Reports were received from the Sc.
ere,aries Of the Treasury and War De.
par'menis. Laid upon the table. and
ordered 10 be printed.
On motion Of Mr.. Grundy. the Join,
resolution for the appointment OF two
Chaplains was taken up and agreed 10;
and the Senate then Immediately pro.
ceeded 20 ballo, for a Chaplain.
On the first ballot, Mr. Slicer. bay.
ing received aemsjori,y Of votes, was
pronounced duly elected.
The various pats Of ,hs Message
were referred TO committees having
charge Of the several subjects 10 which
IT calls the attention OF Congress. Re-,
ports from Departments were received
and ordered TO be printed.
No business os importance wa,
transacted in the House. Both Houe.
adjourned from Thursday TO Monday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
NOTICE.

DUaCiitsERs 81 the sale of u. per
n 'oosi effects Of Jacob Nicbsi., deed,
are reminded hat their obi.g sis,ns have be-
come d"e. sud ate esrpestiy selected To L.
9"tJais ,hrm 10 sou ss possible. The up-
osr,'shed' s'sf-e W resort to lss,i esere zoo,
Or 10 ih,oi's u- obiixors ia unoee-..sr,
So,'s, Win rrtsia their bond, a. 10 o~a Gus
'o'S, until the lst Of Match. ls5s, after
"h'eh, all OF them that remain uneaneeIIed,
VII be nsnsirrTrd To the hands OF proper
enicers Tor collection. In vain. tLer. vii,
'he most favored Of the deiinqnert.. e.pee,
s"' o'n-r sdjr>iment 81 the rilisn, sxsin.l
'.'n ihsn THAT provided h, Lac. The en-.
bArras'nenis ~ the estate of The deceased.
imferiousl, '.guiss prumpi,iude snd de-
'2''eh %" The part Of ihs administrator 10
eject settle 10 u.
,itNEl u. GhRSHARr. .llr,
Dee. :. 1897. Ut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

Within the last ten DAYS. Mr.. Van
Buren, has written TO q political friend
that he 10 SefSr1vned TO SINK or sr,m
by tie success or future Of the sub. Tfsa-
sary sysiem'-.7ibany Journal.
Mr.. Van Buren, i. iSe as the fellow
who. 10 sshipwrecE. ~hilc others we're
securing planks. casks. and hen coops
To enable them 10 reach the shore
seized upon an anchor AMI ieaped
overheard with Tint. Let 20 tina, an.
Choir you fool. cried fifty voices as he
struck the wate.. "l'm determined 20
sink or swim with IT," said he. in a
gurgling ice.-and. anchor and fool
disappeared togeiheT.-Lou. Joun nal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
fo' hs fres Prsu.
LINES


To a S'H~iJui isuHs Siri La"EAiag.
nv iiLNt SoCTuIRLI AM
Laugh on, hr'Gh, c, Il. fsir check d child
Laugh ia Thy s'"ies, gise,
THY VISIONS Now ave sweet and mild
Eaeh ihShSht ~ pure aud uhdsnl'd-
Thus may - ihUu ever br,
from each touch u suTrow free.
Laugh on. thy pleasure hcau,ing c,e..
Shhe ei"q 'rniIy Lr,shi.
Like far starr ga Iies,eh's o~n ,k,r,
zen ;cii"s lar their msei. dyts,
N"houi "'r gloom &c risli,
To mar their sunny lisht
Oh may never a thought Of voc.
Steal on that heart Of Ihin-
oufhii"g Thy young Pu.e's JOY on, How,
With feelings that 40 sldI, throw.
Gloom DER fair young shrine,
So lovely and divine.
The world is fair before thee now,
An opening scene Of bliss
And youthful visions gree; thy brow
WIN smiling hopes delightful glow,
Lake loves untSiried kris,
Knowing no hour but thi,
But grief may come my pretty one,
Aud NIL ihine eyes ~hh tears,
And those who boS are smiling on
Thy young and early years,
May leave thee midst thy fears
A' Tune his current onward wears.
Turn then. fair girl Thy heart on linz.
Amidst thy bliss and gl~e,
And when all earthly hopes grow dim,
Aud tears, sad scaldins Ie srs shall .wim
Thine eyes. and grlevs thy breast,
HIST calm thy soul 10 rest.
Aud chase each we of gloomy even,
To o'e bright morn Of smiling Heaven
December. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
TRUST SALE

OF VALUABLE LAND,
y pursuance e instruction, frou, The la.
j Esr''o~" Bank. and by virtue vi a deed OF
trust executed lay John s,rider on the 2S,b
aas oil August. lej5, 10 me ~ trustee, to Sc
cure a debt due ~ the nsZer,town Bank.
which deed Ia, been d2'y Animated 20 record
IN the Clerks ofice Of tho Conn,y Court OF
Jefferson. tNo. 20, p. t92.) ! viii olIer a,
pubic auction, 10 the highest bidder, before
me Couri-hon-e d or in Charle,toun. O..
IAp'day Va. 2els IF Dsssub,r. that valuable
tract Of
23O .fCRES or E.y.N.D.
with hs sppnrtenspee,, called 9TH, Mil
Tract" or "Gulf Nill,," i,iny on the Sh.n,n.
ioah river. near Hsrpers-F.try
ST-Terms made known on the day Of AL.
CHARLES J. fAULK>ER,
Dec. J. i937. T,uss,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
TwENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS
SECOND SESSION:
MONDAY. Dec. 4.

The Senate met st I2 o clock, and
quorum being pre.ent. proceeded to
organize. Mr.. Grundy moved that a
communication be sen. TO the House,
Informing that body c(the organization
OF the Senate. Ai,er the ordinary re.
solutions having been offered, and
committee appointed, in conjunction
with a committee appointed by the
House, TO wait upon the President 10
receive any comm unica alton he might
be pleased to lay before them, the Sc.
nate adjourned.
HoEse Of R,prsse"faiires.-A quo.
rum being assembled. The House pro-
oeeded 20 the ordinary bu,iness-aD.
pointed . committee 10 wait upon the
President Of the Unite! States TO re-
ccive has communicative. A motion
was offered by MIR. Chambers, OF XIV.
TO amend Che SD Rule Of the House
SO as 10 furnish 10 the ire male inbabi.
tants OF the United States copy of the
yeas aud nays taken uTon any que slion
by the House Of Representatives and
That copies OF such yeas and nays be
sent to the Executive oi each State
Tor northumberland bv the rules
10 lie one dayon the table. aud printed
for the use Of the House.
Mr.. Chambers then offered a reso!u.
ton calling upon the Secretary Of War
for information relative 10 the Florida
war-ordered 10y the rules To lie upon
the table one day.
TUESDAY, DEC. 3.
In the Senate to-day, after the Gus.
iomary forms, the Private Secretary Of
the President announced the co,nmupi.
cation Ofthe Presidents Mesa e. which
vas read out by the Secretary Of the
Senate.
Mr.. Clay, Of Kentucky. then rose
and said. that IL had fallen TO hts 10, 10
perform the melancholy duty OF an.
nouncing to the Senate the sudden
death OF the Hon. Jos Kent. Of Mary
land. Mr.. Clay, 10 feeling manner
paid a beautiful, and believe. a well.
menied tribute Of praise 20 the deceas.
cd. Tie portrayed his many good aud
sterling qualities Of head and heart.
u vas then unanimously resolved. on
motion Of Mr.. Clay. that The senate. A.
marx Of respect for the Hon. Jose ph
hfni. do 60 into mourning. by the Sen.
aiors wearing Grape on the lell arm lor
thirty days and a, an additional mark
oi respect, that The Senate nov al.
Iourn
In the Houfe Of Representative. I
believe nothing was done bit the re.
eeP''on end reading Of the Message.
WEDNESDAY. DEc. g.
In he senate on Wednesdly. the
Standing Committee we're directed 10
be appointed by the Char. No busi-
mess done
10 the House n Representative, r..
soiuiloOs q inquiry into the Evplo,iny
Expedition and the Flotida va, ve,e
adopted. A chaplain uas ordered to
be appointed. Mr. Whnilrsey's mo.
hoa ios appointing the Standing Con.
m"iees forthwith was POSTPONED. Mr.
OndeFwoods's resolution directing the
publ'ea''on and distribution II the yeas
snd pays. vas iaid on the table.
We presume. as usoal. the busiasss
Of The two houses Will not be fairly en-
tered opoo uniil the let Of January -
Congress is . Ponderous maehias and
the wheels have 70 Be veil creased Sc.
49, they s2n moys wish oalansy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
REMOVAL.

EVE '.b'cLiJcfs inform their frisn,', ,nA
the ruJhrsth.t ihsy have removed ,bg,,
Store to me Rooms ~ Nr iron,rd ssdief,.
hf'k horse, immedntely opposite thsir old
'isni where iheJ ui'l BE- happy :, tser,,s
e'''' tom 'hoss who MAJ Ssut Goy stticls,
10 't'f I."-. Ine'f siocs of dOeOS on
i''d % % feeeHi purchase. AID smbTsres the
ti' ''''' ''fis'J te'rk both sss.pnsble sol
- N''as''s--s nd MI - sO.i uPOh tie mosl
l-VJf.s '.tms
iiAHNuNp = SHROPSHIRE
Char 'estoNr SOC ~ Lar
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Public sale.

M III be sOid. 81 pubic ssis. 81 the
Residence oi The s"hsefibcr. near
Lssio~n, ~ Fully tie 22d last the f,llo..
lnk Pf"psuyt
Doe wagon and Cssrs-2 PIoszhs.
ia Cart. Work Hoiss. snd Colts
NIi'h CO~s Cattle Shcrp ard lioxs.
Sonss Coru by tie Hsrrei
20 acres ~ Wheat ~ the ground.
~ sefrs - RJs ~ ile sfpund.
About - u-heis o. " hrst sni ~ Of rye
Ard ssafisfy Of Oihsr articles to numef.
Gus % nBenirsn
TGsHs --Aii sums under 81 ea.h. over tia,
smouut nine snontbs' credit aiu be sivso
bond sni sFpf5vsj ss~urity betex rsap,sed
NAKY y FOHkEsr.
Dee =. 1917
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

4 friend tells good story OF fellow
10 North Carolina. Having been put in
Jail for marrying l3 wives he made his
escape and was seen three or four days
afterwards by gentleman. who recog.
nized him. The gentleman anxious 70
secure the reward for his apprehension,
invited him into his house to dinner
and then slyly slipped out in pursuit
Of a constable; but great wss his horror
on his return, TO find that the culprit
had a6seondsd ,cith mis- ,rife'-Louis.
Jour.
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tEGs.IE Nc1lc1.Sa
Nov. -. 1897

J-GS-3L& NSI-'.1Sa
AVN" d'PuseiUf ny house and lot.
AZ with the ttehtioo Of lesving I'M,
place, respectfully ak 81 psr,on. in.eht,d
10 me 10 csli Snd 'eG;ie without delay. Paw
'hen' must te r4sds ~ ihr Lrst of FsbtusTy
next, - wish my eusness eiopd D., ,h,t
'Te. Those Indebted, vii obiise ~, by AZ.
tending TO tbs notice. ard th.rsby ave M.
The trouble % o5iis,rs hsu. IWli cont.
hue u make BOOTS al SHOps until that
','"e 'of cab or upon shon ,r,S.,. to punct1.
81 customers
JOSHUA T. DEGVEE.
Chtf'cstosn, hos 20. I-3I-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

RssiR".-Inreply 10 so many fa,tcring
invitations TO Mr.. CambIeleng TO resign,
he says he is compelled 10 retain his
seat IN order TO explain Woodbury. re-
ports. Is no one else understands them.
~. Y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
ESH. SAr,M.

= ~ sO6SSA Die
INTENDING To leave the peighhornooJ
u before the end Of the year, / will. o,
"sdassdSy the 20th r. DseenLsr, 1897. offer a,
public sale. Psri of my
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN,
FURNITURE, viz:
One Mahogany SiDEBoARD.
One Clawfoot Mahogany Tea Table.
One handsome Astral I.Smp.
SiTa" Carpets, Beds, Bed,ieads. 6s.
Looking Gissses, Dressing Tables
Na'hsti"ds. 2 doI. Cane. bolton, Chair.
Two Windsor SstIses,
large Medicine Press,
Sho'sIs, longs. Tenders, aud And. Irots
40 excellent Franklin Stove,
Rotary Cooking Stove, aud other article,
Also, . few sheep and Hogs, . Cows,
wagon and Cart, &C &c.
" application DO made bsGors IN. "a De.
eemoer, any Of the shove will be disposed OF
al private sale. Persons wishing To mar.
ehsse' are requested 10 call At Whes,iane
before that dag.
y credit Will he SLOWED upon Ill sum,
over - until the Ut dag Of June aexI.
! hare also far Hire, TIE foHori,p
SERP.f.N-TS--J Wen, Women s.d . BoS
cou,isi'ng of eooks. hosse-matd.. dininy
room servants. ard = carnage driver. who !,
also good gardener snd field hand Appli.
cation should be made before ULt.tna..
T.. g. TURNER
Whssiland. Nov 81. Is17
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b. Eh0uapson
ATTORNEY AT Law.

hEhBf announces ~. REuoy IL to
H 'hsrie.to~n, where his fs-il.ii,. for
exPsdH'rs business are mueh greater than
they were wien mose remote from tie OF
&C. Of II. Court,
9%iii' oihce . the same furmerI, oceu
ped 70! the late Carey seidso Page %.
Will, AZ bsf"rs advertised. PRACTICE in the
Conri' Of Clarke, Frederick. Berkeley and
JEFFERSON Dee. "a. 1877 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

a Strike.-We learn that the hosil.rs
along the public works have struck"
for higher wages. The reason assigned
by them is, that the landlords keep
them engaged so late at nigh, in past.
ing up the ragged shinplaslers taken in
during the day, that they cant stand
IL, and won't-BioOmfeH Democrat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

1--WE nndsr''gned. hI,ing heavy peeunia-
~ obligations To meet, very respectfully
'htprms hi. friends that . settlement II the ir
respective dues up to the end of the pte,ep,
,es'. "Oaid greatly ss,is, h,n,-and h. ~.
quest, those particularly whose account.
have been standing open for three or four
,ea's. !" close The same by note or psymen
~ soon ss practicable
JOHN J. a. STRAIru.
Dec. IL Is37
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Charicstesrss Mathematical


IliE Trustee, Of this Institution respect
iSVJ ,H'or" The inhatitans OF Jsfsr-
son county, snd The public Sssersliy, thst,
90 consequence of an arrangement, I.ts,v
male Tor the purpose Of snIsrsinE lis sphere
CT useiuiae,s, NT Jons }. s.ssohS, late
'esehsr VI Ms;hsEaaties IN b,li.slors Cot
iesc, Wal, - 80 cofaaencsneut CT reat
's'" JsuuaIy Ism, tseoa.e sssoesaied, In
We cGiISs ~ instruct IN, with the prsseat
ies'Gsr, Nr. Js,1rT EorIss. aud that tie
eonssS va! De 50 srr.r geo .. 10 include not
only iher"-sh fvrPsrs.oSy education, bot
tie study .of me ista sad Greek Cia. ies,
aud especially of TITO higher Mathematics,
aud HA1stsl iai.r,oPsy. To IN raIe,i near
~ eSusl 10 Wat - geGsrA!i! acquired IN sny
~ or COLLEGES.
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Notfre.

ca Quarterly Meeting Of the Meiho,ii,i
fP''e"Pai Church will take place at usr?sr..
f"'ry. an Friday the 18th instant. sssei al
Preachers are expected To attend.
Dec Z. lsl..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

virtue of deed of tru.t. executed a.
~ the suhsefihsr on the l7lh DAY 81 iapu.
airy, 1884. 10y John u Hayden. and duly re-
corded. 10 secure n debt therein nest,1,sJ
~ due To Ohio ". Linthioum--I shall pro.
eeeo To sell 81 public auction. 10 ihe hixho,,
bidder Tor es.n, GA sa'Eoir, Tee IGia do, =
H'Ei D'7Hih, tDs'sHiD. ls37. TIE ,aiuao =
TWO STOaY FRsNs D@tllIRs HOUSE.
~i:h ihs lot sttach,J suuated IT, op,.~r Roli.
var. adjoining 90 the set the rssiisnes oi
'A'd Wa, den. AIso, a one story
Frame Dwelling House,
situated on jefferson street town. wi
'he lot sitsched. adjoining The lot - d..
George u stephenson
safe 90 take plarc az D'ci,.kP " BE.
Tore iho door u Fh4.in.n,ur.'s Hot. If.,.
psrs-FsFry ANDREa HUSTON
S"v &c. 1871 yo.,t,.
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DIED.,

Nth's y s'''eore i. this eo.,sy o. VI ,ai-y uigl,
i-s', slt-' sh"rt ,ii.-..D Dr. R.arsr wArsss,
sgd . ont c. year. Dr.w. ~s, sn -u.,--u, III, :
>is'-". s.'l Lis 10, -'li he deeply rryrv,,r w
Large nan'b-r of frivasls sal acquaintance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14

In consequence of the instruction re-
e,iyed by the US. attorney at Bald-
more from the solicitor OF the Treasury.
the former on Saturday last instituted
nr suits agains, the commission house
in that oi,y. referred 10 in the instruc-
tons. for vending spurious copper coin.
which IL appears. from the Baltimore
Transcript have also been received and
paid out at the post office in the city
and a complaint has been lodged with
the district attorney With the view Of
having legal proceedings instituted
without delay sss,us, the post master.
.?ltrasdra Ca.sfis.
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE MARKET,
FOR As rsek shding Fnday srsiting. De g
CATrLE.-The supply OF Beef ON m.
hooi continues united, and rice, have ,an,-
ed from Sc % to 81. so. sccordinx 10 oual,,S
I.'Fe Hogs have come in more f,-ei, h.,
prices have undergone no chang, and 49,.
qhoIe rs before at So Is = as ST.. the nT,,c,-
pal Transactions al the former rate. Kdled
Fork begins 10 arrive ia limited LOT. ~.
quote 'he ~sgoa price to-day az SC &C os
shd the store price II Sc IS = c 50
hAS TERN POTATOES The demand :.
improving We continue to quote the carxo
price OF nefeer al W ~ cents and OF com.
mon at rs = 80 esais
fLoOK We quote the store price TO-DAY
al spas 50 50. according 10 onsi,ty and a.,
quantity tsssn. The wagon pr,e. r.m,;s.
uniform and sisSdy 81 So
Rgs Fssr.-We quote Ist 81 AeSb
GRAIN.- Hhsai. The supplies t.rs;v.d
during The week have been quite smSIl ana
NOSE By water particularly 40. We nots
saIes OF prime white a. ~ O5 per bu,hrI :
ss'es OF Ter TO good reds have been made =,
ei,oVa ~ %. strictly pfis,e, Il here ~o,,,d
bring 81 9S A parcel Of 5000 b,,,b.i, H..
men, received few days ego. h., mo, a.,
been offered. In some eases ibs 49, -
wheat On mIllers' hands have bee, wo,l "A
up and 10 most others They are aia ssry Io,-
point J 10"
Goa This article has experienced all,
inrtbeF decline. the supplies having exceed.
90 the demand. Sales were nsde s.tiy !,
TIE week 81 - cents for shae. aud - c.,t,
Tor yellow. TO-DAY, sslss Of whu. We,.
m-ds al ~ cents, snd yellow 81 IS cent.
NE We quote ats per hasheI.
Oii' --sslss ~ 35l37 cent?.
4 rrr- "a
dsy At - 81 Is and from store, At A. Is /,
- 80
BUTTER The wagon ptie. NJ n,,,.,
W q " cents. sid ne store pr,re -. "a
cent receipts pretty large md ale, f,s.l,
mak'ny % these fates
Nliisktf M1tkft stesd, .,d -.
ihro'ishOui the uett Il ~ es,t. An lhd. 80
~ ren'- :" hhis The wagon pr,ce az h,t.
y h"~ u . - cents. the latter b.,,., a.. -
nsraiiy prevailing f.is
., AtgHtNnhta. Dsc.o
FLOUR We sd,snes o,r o,,,t.t,,,', =,
FlOuf from wagons fr"a % - To- g 10
The fmPorisiion e vhe,t from yY,,,.
has commenced sg5m. On~ az too n.,L,t.
lssi week brpughl gfsin snd q - 90 a. 7,
large orders haze fs~entiJ r0,e o,.t. fo,,.s.d
Oh srsTci'y ~ thr UBited >tstss. or A 80
h'sh pf'rcs fOr . long l.rriod
" T. tonsvhat singular thst n suf shou A
Hisi'tfin 80 prrsrni high pri.~. when a =.
n''de'sioad net most ~ ~ lss,n ~ i.t.,,.,,
has 90 BE- pad fof ~ ihs dealers here .nt
ss'h ~ shst u 'quitsieut. % 10 da,s s,tt,
hs e"u'''fl banks siii MT sdssrcs G,,sl, "a
ne sF-euisiors uHs ihs same frcsslosu =,
'''"'e' " and coussg lsafiy 80 hotd~rs for.
rsfa 70 NeN foft, aud drss fur ib~ ers.
oss"s ~ ~ ds1ss'ght Msch - q assss b.
fesh inio NJ mstkst fos sais sss -
s"FP9,s That surh course woulA
ao-n les pfies. hut lhst u not ne
- asni fsmaies hrm. snt forsisa
~heea nas Sc b i4pagass e orss,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
.H'OTSCE-

- TRAfED or s;oien from nv farm. near
~ ShsPherd,tnNn,s RID HEIEEE, VII.
bald f'rs, Snd shout - moniLs old. A n.
oeTsI reward viii BE- given for her u return.
ed TO me. or sach Information so natI get
her sgsin. a. r. 81 uEISynr
Nov 30, 1877 At.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-12-14
Cash for Corn.

WISH to purchase 100 barrels Of CoRS
y AI'o, some RYE and OATS, Tor uhi,i
viii give the highest market price in cal.
hILTON GARRETT.
harPsrs.Ierry, NoY. 30. lrA. IL