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IIILJTN1 EUsTNrsq

It thr Ford Nh, un the shenandoah. Rn,r.
rs4s atN,a's Icrty. o. tbs upn, sud uudst
thc hrm 1t FORD = SNYDER. c.mnetr.
'us on the hrst day of the 90, lent niouth
tiUlNl ard assure all th1se who ar. dr.pns-
ed - lo business with them. that the, re
io'-rmtucd 20 pay tho ~ .hc.t marke: rftrrs
iur NiiIhr ard other kinds of GRAIN. de-
lscrei ~ their Mills, or delivered 81 an,
receiving POINT on tie Roll Road. or at an,
convenient poiut GA the RIVER From Their
experience a. Miliers. they can a, witt
Soth4enUc - al th'-c who have WEeat u
dispose oi, that u ~iII hc greatly 10 their t..-
tcrcst To- give them call ,efas- the, max.
disposition II Zee same and The, earnest.
Is request their former customers NOT 10
MAKE any deposition of thclr Wheat will.
0ut hrsi scCins them, a. thrs are we'll satis.
led that no miller west 90 the Blue RIDE
can auDrd 10 pay better pt'rcs than them.
selves To any &c their c'i.'prsss thatmaN
prefer grinding, liberal advance. wall be
made, anil strict attention paid to their an
s'ruc,ons. The Bul-Ain Mills, turmsrl,
belonging u John Iis'ats, deed. Add Mr.
John MIXERS, will It'll be cstri,d on b, A..
undersigned snd ore of ssid Mili. keptsN.
prcssly Tor the reception 81 Ry- nd Corr
Tor which kinds Of gram the hish-st mari a
price will Of all tines be paid. Fi-h, salt.
and Plaster, viii he ko pt at the mills. TO- the
accommodation Of their customers and tho.e
disposed TO deal Nith them.
In closing thi, brief notice, they should
be acting ungrateful to their fcei,rr. u,re
they not TO otter their sincere thank. for The
very liberal encouragement they have here
toiore received, and hope. by prum,tuc.,.
and "a -trIc, attention 10 business, 10 merit a
continuance Of similar favor
BENJAMIN FORD,
DANIEL SNYDER
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49, ~ 'INHV
Fruits, Confectionery, &c.

pra'ess. trrnHt... ptuuss
= ~ ~arii 500 ~. ~h.il Ai~.,,,'.
- s.il. gii.h ~ si.ut,, IS.on Nat.
" "a HI1th Ha,.irs
tsuiits.t ss.r, k,ui
ffrrrh t..r,',-l -
u. l,iiy tsk-s
H. t.urn Dfof,s
tir"n, Mesi-ip "a rr.s,t,sd I'ine- \ ,.,.l.
''-r-t tlis-fnt. ari iurs
ff-'rh iirsniy Fruu., ~ elias, j,r,
tfsu'i frrf-
NultsfA h-is,nsi Zsn'r Cu'rants, kr.
Nstrr, Sugar. s.'ia. s',d Batter Craekrra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
Rail Road .C1fi~.

q and after etn instant (Sept IA, p,
~ ,enger CSr' Tor Frederick. Bs!,,nor,
'nI "ash'neton' will leave "a, Trk.tOh,s
al iarP.r,-ferrS, al 10 O'Clock. A. M,
arrive at Baltimore aud Washington san,
day ia good time
=. BECKiIAN, .fr,,,
sept ]. l-36 -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

trvrtsafs M1Flsas's FaHs rl.s.f.r
n.asi iursiashif flstlrias. hsstaf faifir q. sf.f
ihffn in ~ nsa rsss filF fasftis..izrs a ssifk
tstf areasian o. slsir o. ii.s hrarfl a sst =.
n.sf o. tn hkeslrs1fasisssrfs o. lsaasFy. isga
80 t4sru sith ~ usssaifs. 80 hsfofs Z 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
Pris.e Land for Sale.
ka5Isfoira .lsiffs.

HSHE Subscribers having entered into
- Par,ncr.hiP Tor terra, Of years. IN tn.
MILLING BUSLi'ESS.
at the kabI.tu~n Mills. they viii an few
d4,s be ready Tor the reception Of all Kinds
OF GHAlN. for which they are prepared o.
pa, the highest market pricc. Farmers uho
prefer GRINDING their wheat. can p, aour q,
thc MAJ, OF delivered a, the Depot, Charles
t"~o, "t at harPers Ferry.
Il coaN'nfsapDiy o. Pi,si'r. Sal, FisI
81 ,rW be kep' on iti.d a lo,r prices.
Swing, ard Plaster gr,udiu. done ~ the
best w1ous' and NJ n, icrlt. price, -CSur.
trs work done ~ good or,,rr
W. h'H~. hy >'Til; Gs,-u;i4n AL prompt.
'"'c- that opf hicuds al old cu,,ouc ol
ise Niil, Wit Hut pa.> u~ by
i,1'. kAHLE.
DANiD JOHNSTON.
Il 'Alclown. July ~, 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Some OF the papers are telling rs
what a wife should be. Who voiun-
ieers to tell US What Toy crt!--tt Ban
gor Posi-.
HS do, Mr.. Post: they are too re.
qucnily the neglected slaves or victims
OF mans passions and caprice, instead
OF the helpmstes, ard bosom friends,
and consolation, for which they are so
happily formed and adapted, but for
the slight and wrong they receive in
exchange FOR their love and devotion.
lPhL Sat Cour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

me s9mnsfs go.e snd even dover
mat waved ~. beauties 90 the sun.
hn h'ocmrt - hpff oct i1Vcly spur,
hh' shed "a fssgrasSo--,nl /. s5ae.
Ihv summcr's rcUs--asd many homo
ihii huided ~i'u zee early .YTiug.
ltAs seen a. blossom, tri.triy 90
40 ~..hsT i..s b,lshicd thing
~ summers gone -- ard riny an eve,
ibnt brightly -hoie. ia tear. 4, shruuAc!-
~ hearts hat loved as - wiihereI lie.
70 worse thSn this. by cJ.llt,, cll4deI.
Lr WINNERS goUe--hut soon again.
SL''i S.s'h a-d breathe upon NJ air
ne snanonreJ dover, and PaBi the s',a.
bsi 'h'se loved MI not he thcre
4. y t,1seffr.
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JAMES J. nnILLEn.

'HAbiIsToWS.
THOMAS TlNBERiAkE. SniihS,id
IhIN .. COOkUS. shet,ber,l,to~n
W. i.DNt. n SON. Msitinsburr.
nlB-oN - tHMsI HONG, Romn-,.
" &. Saunders. o.. si.ar-
Nulgmoe Mug. Nhsri.rs.
D. .. ~ Shst.-. Ab,u-doU
MesHa s'r'~ns \ Is,lnr. l,.atu.ton.
Aistihs~s PsN,p, n - .I~~,.,nrr.
Pstu'k, R~nd \ o., Chatl.s,nn. N.
Mr. Rrhert .. Ferguson, Woodstock.
Iaht'rl Jor,'s',, I.utay.
Samuel Shseklstt IIsrrisnuhury.
t'rofgr knsuH. Fsrm,iIIe.
JAMES \. Englisl,. Msrrcuton
job" J. Brnsn, Buckingham &. u.
lls-t'f Perkins, .,NIngston, Nelson Co.
William 4. Jesscr. Lancaster eount,.
David VI. lluuter, Louisa county.
ltrprN StudIr, ca .hsn's Station Mao,
John ID Hove. Montgomery county.
Messrs. f'nks n Banks, Madison Cr-iIouNr
I'LL, C"lp-l~r Ci-IIousc.
M0rgaRN Nc~by. salem.
Grcrn Ashby, Paris
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Love AND FRIENDsTIp.-The fare
sells Of friendship have indeed some.
Thing Of the melancholy, but not the
anguish Of those Of love. Perhaps il
would be- better if we could get rid OF
love altogether. Life would go on
smoother and happier without it,
Friendship is the wine Of existence,
but Love is the dram drinking.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
For Sale.

SOE SttPs
bftNiif FLOUR. SuperGne Flour. rive
n Flour, prime sificd aud unsifIed Corn
IDEAL, Oats. OhIll OF different kinds, Buck
wheat Flour, whole Corn, Potatoes Dried
Apples and Peaches, Bacon and Lard. and
a number Of other article, 90 their lire Of
business. JoHN sCOTr.
For RoiriaHi, H1isbSrr S Go.
Opposite the island Mill.
llarPers-Ferry, June -, 1887.
y. BIN view Of keeping up supply.
those having the above articles To dispose Of
will hud ready sale for them Of fair prices.
by calling on me al the above establishment.
or any of the 6rm.
JOHN SCOTT.
June -. 1897.
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D. D. 60. SJRAlTH,
AtiNG jus, visited Baltimore, hsseon-
IN sis:rrsAiy cni-rged h,s STOCK Of
s e.'' s%s.. x s s,' *:.

m sd'l,,ioa u his ssosk a LIQUORS, the f,l.
lJ-ing hs,c bcca rreeiyrdi
Eseslisst Oid Rye Wh,.k.y
Jamaica SPIRITS
frr"eh brandy
Hrsi HOLLAND t.ia
t'sso". sod soo,hrr supply of hsdsirs
frvnsh Nsisirs. kvnsiHc Pott, 4 ,,.,>..
irDSt,il, sod Cl,rst
NJ Nsok Of DTE-SrT-FFS. s-abracc.
,.to''u'l s.d Ch'pp~J i.E -ood
tLirp-d fu,',e
t'ro'and >.ssrsgos. -M.d,sr
6roand Csm~ocd. Ne
.f'ssay ~ PANTS. are.
Chrom~ Gr--n. diu N.IIo.
spsnish Brn~s. ~, aitiar lied
Ntiin- pshTr.
Rsdis.si. Bis.k Lad
krT, Ui.sh.--i..snp hissk
Nhi'' i.rad DRY .,J ,r,,isd in OH
Mbitia.. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

GANnLISC is a magical stream; il
you do but wade far enough into it to
vet the scles OF your feet, there is an
influence in the water which draws
you almost irresisiibly in deeper, till
you arc sucked into the roaring vortex
and perish.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The '1.y tb~y 40 things in .H.i RIA.
On Saturday the .-rh - MAY. Iva.
At Ceaircyille, country toHa in Ala
5ara. We sun NJ meridian. a?G the
thermometers at W. The stage from
Wrtawkae fcr Tu.c,joo.a drew m 10
the door 81 the tavern kept by Ucnja-
'nin Sinclair. - b. L pc.'mas'yr, } ,,ice
OF the Peace, Sc, and wi'hal very
clever fellow. Two gentlemen aliyht-
ed and ie,t IN the coach one lady. when
consultation between the two gentle
men, The Justice and the Driver, was
held. The driver then mounted on
one oi his horses, rode or in haste, and
soon returned with license: which
was Ru! into the Justices hands; the
coach was then driven 10 the other side
OF the square, followed by all the hang.
er' on in the village, myself included.
One Of the Gcntlemeu 20, into the car
uege, and took his seat beside the lady.
Tie Justice tool; tho front seat, and
narsied--Jar. es Ellsworth tn Miss Jane
Kay. The Justice afterwards alishied
from the carriage, received bis Zee. and
The happy pair went on their way re-
joicing. | have travelled much and
seen many amusing and ins.ructing
scenes, both by "food and field" but
never before did sea Wedding in
a stage coach.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Show us kind father, husband, son
or brother, and we will show YOU in
ninety-nIne cases out Of the hundred.
good citizen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The STANDAnD.--Julcc a man bv
ms actions; poet by his eye; an rl.er
by his fingers lawyer by his ieer
player by his strut; a boxer by his ST.
news an Irishman by his swogeer; an
EnsIl'hmsn by his To,undity 3 Scotch.
man by bis shrug a Justice by hi,
ro"n, great man by his modesiy :
an editor by his old coat a tailor by
his agility; fiddler by lis elbow: a
newly married couple By their smiling
faces, and woman by her neaincss.
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LAA.LN.,.-NH. 2.-Ellt.l 8


NAktS this method Of informing ne pub
- li- generally. itsi be- has commenced
tie above business az Halitown. here he ,,
% ady 60 serve sii those sho may give hon q
can. FL q short notice. ard hopes by paving
street sitentiCn 20 business. 90 merit = liberal
share u custom. Hs pledges himself lhsf
be york sbsll BE- doue IN = nsst aad work
maolike manner
G5e The FaslioAs aysrsceipsd rtRuLy-
" ersYy Three months.
naiiiovn. Oct 10, 1897
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Bogtsc.tfra-

taN n.r Gers i4rs H.ft n HCVES-
tbs alIsh. from tfc recent decline ip
thfs artrlr. ere rxreeiirziy Sow .--rersons
Who sist o. boy VIII 40 sell 90 rail-
Li.BTs J. Miller.
uet fl. tsl-
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liagona InaI I,Ie.rha

No kHsts Msfs 80 Rtpsirsd b. ihs
~ tssi uissnsf 81 its sanssfibsst sbeps.
Fiaarts seffnstsd o. psrfrfn
sfh % tsks tee AfFfsatiess 70 Ne
Bisrksmah bssinsss
THOMAS EAwLlNs
ChtFissiosn. tuns ~. is11.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The geaMtRc Hygean ESge'
fable
UMIVERSAL NIEpIoIuCS
7 rhE BRIrIsM coLLEGE on HEALrm
bzporTTsy 20 M Tribute which Yiee Aas -,er
pad 60 Ipfn<.

HViE excellence and universal efieae, of
hese Medicines, IA relieving and Y, moving
al the maia,l,es Of msukind, and the beauty aud
value of the simple theory a, uLi.h ,hr, ,r,
founded. could nj, perhaps, BE- more srouxly
proved than by the uBexampled efrontrry .,d
bold but uniOundrd sssuinptions Of those Who a,
Pct,c'cringly, and 1T vast exp. n,e, rpdra,or Co
t.lioas
s'.ee the legal decision, " h,el, have establish.
ell the claim Il the Genuine Hy grian Medicine.
- pro, elton from direct coun,etf,i,rr. number
~" 81, 'hc schemes ~ unprincipi-di ,nno,s,o,.
70 e''e TIE Just 'cnalt'cs Ot the lac aud scarce
J, s"c~spaPer can he taken up ,i,., doe. mo-,
t'rfp Nth whole columns uT r,rbIed ,xtr.r,.
100" We. Mor'son's many public ,t,ons; aud b,
uhns nnhIushinsly assuming h,s ideas and r,-,,
sNtT, words. 'a'nly strive to rob him nf h,.
~ 'g'"si G'seo'rtl, hH sh,ch b. rescued h,ms-If
ifota ries u suffering ~ s. ,rtrs' ron,,nu-
s'ce. sud led o. the foundation a.: the ,,u,d i,,,
s'nplr =, stem ufth 10, stisn uh,sit I,r, ~he;r-
-. hsi ut NJ. Morrison t@ui,ouuJ.I TN. So,
'N' Y" ur t'i-itsli immunity. and Iad not tts
''N'N truths sirr~d 18th rapiditv so,nmrn.u.
20 Ni' - ""i',ti'''cr, through Gr.s, Eritun.
t'' 'fltrtrt 81 lsiru.ss. the tat ss ii ia. a.,
s"l t.c U'i,d St.i,s u Am.ftcs, md A., a.,
h~''"- x rstrs al, ucst,s atlshe,l Va ,.,r
~ ''iiiErd Walton ~ IA, earth. ,.,ith,r t,.ir
"-nrrs, ne thar istnfaut prgtrn.inus would
go haze b"cu heard a.
Tic PUBLICATIONS oT Nr Mrris,, ,,J li, 80
.'iy''''s -rr comprised ~ sixteen ,ciuinr, re-
'-''n'S 70 ~h'St-'u r,~'!'is >sti,f, auy enquirer
~ the correctness q tbs -tst-mrut
" sliEPiiEhKD MONT.
GeHerHi .fsem fsr the J,Hied STATE.
The following Agent, are snp6i.,rd :, ,h,.
STATE ~ N'tI'ni-, 81 shpru may b. oii.in.,l tb,
fhl, '"d P1-d-r., slso the various Publication.
A"d i-'.'' - Agvuts, appointed "a every town
a. ia, Union.
II. HENDERSON 4 son.
P~~d-'tclsbrr-.
G~Hcrat items for n Sac Of I,,s,,,,,..
io~hom applications iur sgvnc,es must Lr made
StH-AGENTS
Mr. ELISHA Shcpper-on, Richmond
&. S~.n. 4 tr,Nbury
e. liali. Norfolk
-',,- N'ii''ms Ni.tor, iynehburg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

ene,siy reeo,.red. ..axht seid. -A,,A -,
nv ~, .sas, .nd bowels he'd ir-qa~o, t,.. a.
!. nc Ign, 'na so",,no.d di.rrhes Irrn.,ss,
times unable to ~Hlk sero.. an. ,o--'' son~-
o' 'sro1s remedies. bot vitAs.,, h~a.s, Hs
procured packet q Mcr,son'. Pr. n,a
'ss,n seoss one vesk. vh-n I b. ~ zoe
snh Tot entirely yell, 60 the ..,oo,.h,. nsend'
'-'i and friends foar oh.iS s-r,r- o. ny
fJ,nS. ,,,- ALFRED EuBANK
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siniIonnry aud Fnnry Article, ,

:
u 81 fvuels - e'sty ~h.sh rsria'.t o. r.Ii
q" 1t l.'i un the p.,.,r
" IT. N'als, an great i'aurparrrt " si,fs
'ar'.i' H. 'ri 1lur Ntn,ns
it.r-.r.tt'. GO f,-rsti. ~.HI
''ll'sh "i.sft lHkstsi.Gs Rask Iines
i"d.an l"A Visiting C.tts, PLAIN
t-tt,r -ttftnr raprr sod f.ssv
~at,Tttfr O. uef - C.rlG....
30, sssnff.d siars r'sk. iiiur. and Idac
Suts r-i.~r. vis,a sd ~.u.-t.. 80 ,,.,,.,,,.
sfrirfl, as,.sftrd co. sd ,hvtNs
lfrt slli sud Nrfoeso "a
'''"d states to'crn- pc - fancy uurk
'.''' ftns Nshl, snlh1ss~d -i.i
'"'n' f'i~i d s,ssnt~d Cards. tor
iNlff'h - nssN'hg csutrr.tshlr
.'''.'.'n do HssNrts and Cart
-, ~ hasks. a gr,.t ~
iANHHd' ftt, ~ Istirfn snd
-. a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
PLASTER.

M are now RECEIVING shout iH1 tors o.
w PLASTER, which We atli ssiI bow f.r
rash WkGtH A co
iiaFprfs FERRY. Aprd %. i-I7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23


The Cow ~ TIE GaoG SHor.-Thc
Rev. Mr.. Hunt, in an address 10 the
farrers Of Delaware County. sand a
sighi Of their beautiful fields and fine
animals reminded him Of n purchase
which he had made Of very excellent
COW.
Having some little children 60 feed
and accommodated wiih a small pas.
iure adjoining .he house he bid Ia rr.
he hal thought she would DC rrNst
Messing. And while eti,ing Lis COW
home, he asked lie nan S. so va, rrir.
ing her, II hc had a cox. lie itr!icA
be bad not.
Well" said NJ. iIun'. "you have
had ono. and ! can tell ycp where shc
Is. She is ia The groE shop"
. Why, how !. that Z" aid Tie rsu.
why | viii tell yon," replied Mr.
Hunt. 'How mucb Eroy y, ycu drink,
Ten cents Worth day -
"Ycs. III"
Well, lhat l. Thirty SIX dollars q
ycar--a' much rs gave for ny cow.
Nov, you go.in De-; 6, the grrg ,hcr
and other places and bad 10 .eil YOUR
COW TO pay y0urd,ht,3 hlut you:'
Tie could not deny o.
There ~ slii I. "you. co.'s Is IN the
crop shop. Ard when YOU carried
home your room lh, aaI your vie ak.
ea YOU where Your cox was and YOU
bad 70 tel her in Tic eroz shop Sic
felt any thing but happiness"
have since learned that my c,nver.
silion with tbs man did iim much
good Ieapsr1n6s F,c.7isr.
- - -
IL you correct your child. show not
your anger. Never interfere wrh YOUR
husband, or vie, in tbc correction Of
ehlld IN ats presence The parents
must he united or there b. IN end 90
government. Never make hlht rrs.
mIses 10 children for reward or punish.
ments; but scrupulously fulfl WIS,
you promise. Begin early with YOU
ehildren--if their temper be high. break
q while young--it may cost you now
and then a parg but will save you both
hny Afterwards and then in your 20.
vcfnmcnt use Tic rod spanngly II is
beticg and easier Co command from
their respect. than by fear. Keep these
rules, and my eord for a. your chill.
dren viii be a happiness 10 you while
young. and en- honor 30 YOU when they
grow up Laz0ns Gksnsr.
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K..IEfO.

UANE small quartty az LARD foT
'a'g JDstPH " BKOWN
SEPT ~ l-17
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salt and Fish.

H WERPnOt grourd sliun SALT.
Na saufsehsras fFRWtNG. rsssisrd
- 90 s.is ~ hATEs n IEHHliI.
ffsntosa. Ga 81. ts5l
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F1EW GnOng.
= - - ---s y ---. -.s----J
~ ANl y.ti received aad ere b5a openirK
~ nee sfi tsusrsi sssortasnt u
EaH 0Hd W'iHFer Goods,

q utirh without fHisriHr fnto psrirulars.
tfsr fF1uid rsfrr ctfuiiy trtHf tis attention
~ thsif frrul, 80 its pliii- Eeoerauy
Hsi'iosa. Oet IS. is35
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

" The Pcnnsylvanisn has some judiciou. re-
marks on the subject % csri,a,arss These
'Gsihs, Wheawcil ST W. are aaiusinx ,nnu,h.
a.ad Often productive of good But, with MS.
m TOO many Instances, Caricaiures. instead Of
being saiI'ieai hits. are coarse and gros. lam.
po"ns-or M s-'allc failure, az ATTEMPT, 10
create The ri4icnians." l.iiSrunlSiI Ga.
The above rcMiads a. { n Cstic,tnr. de-
Ncfi'ti IL "a. %, gcntlcman few days ago.
rcm- wears since. he said. su unsuccessful ef-
tou ~as m.de in the virgini, Legislature 10
remove the seat 81 Government from Rich
u0od u Ssaunton. Some &c tho was Of
Richmond Got mp most excellent carries ture.
rePfeseniinT 'he Capitol "a wheels, AMI the
tSo Distinguished mem-cfs from Auyustl.
Baldwin and shelley, ~ho were the icaaius
advocates oi the proposed removal. engaged
CO.. tnnli"s tho loaf. They had pulle,l ,hrir
e-uRhrous load 5 far n CharloiicSvAle. - hen
Thomas Jefferson (aho wauicd tho Seat of
,''N'rnment al Nai plscel ,biy ''ohccks" the
tore wheel With larg. stone, erd brough,
Nom TO dead hat ShrE,y. who was III
German descent, aud ws- on the of side. wa.
rerrc.ented a. - aiming every nerve. snd saw
re 'o Batisin. Ball up B,iding-buu up"
THIS caricsiprr. saws our informant. h,l mere
wtu"r &C IN deciding the question i.an Tie
.rsySst Argument
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Cnah a. .NrgrOrs.

CASH J. OK J3E 13GOE5.
WISH 70 purchase o. soon % po.sible
fIfIl NEGRDEs, for wh,ch number 7
vii p1y higher prizes 10 cash Than o., our.
chaser o. this market Persous vho NAV
have nesrocs tor sale. are invited 60 cal ana
zee me ip WHchc'teF--ot " inconseuiept 90
DO -. arc requested o. address ne line.
70 Nh'ch Will kire immediate attention.
~ q. DANIEL.
Ninchrstes. Sept. ~. t-J7 -u
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TRAVELLING.

SN TIE SA-L-Eckc.
IN and after Monday nt., N, a.
INST the Passenger car. viii I,,,,
hester nj O'Clock. 4 ". ard III
pass tho different stopping p'sr.. h,If -
nou' sooner than heretofore sd,,tti,,d
Returning They leave Harper, Fert, ,,b,y
past 3, =. VI "A'
Winchester, oct :, is37.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

A I.s-H "a hay oore crrrlsiq.l
2 DOS l,t fellow &c t4s.at h,.f die
h'i. An' chs not r." ,i,i t,. mother
De- o. entitled % bali aintbe .Ye.
ra.hcf All iic Dos luthra u.gll
sou l.kr him 90 take ou'nrlihe .rt u,ft
ior his haii'-bc will have lis i.it
night out o. &c middle. anI have d.
sleep both sides q bim
a Top IN Grs clo'hcr. is Ike a CHINA.
mon tree ihr bark isg1rh more than
ihe body - BqH Sun.
NV uirrtrvAtv THE M1rtrosr sgrrfl.
'1r ta' pU5lishsd nsw Diful1sry 81 stsl
the foi oai7g will give 40 .1ss
Fasli0n The voluntary slavery
which leads " 90 think aci. and dfes.
according 10 the judgment OF fools. and
The caprice II coxcombs
Fook-Wha, Top sees 10 q looking
glass.
Gaming See Beegsr anil suicide.
CiQgr SgloiiSg "A nsuseous ron Of
pollution, with ere and smoke working
at one end and q sucking calf Al TIE
other.
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.G0ficc TO Farmers.

= SiE ssbscrib,r, take tii. u,sihod - Boz
= fgrnirc tlr customers ~ tie gu.D
fhrmrrs generally. that tac, have
LDl.Icd INTO lart.rl,hIn Int.r
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Notice.

July !, ls36.-tf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-03

On hearing Of the dreadful loss Of ~ y.
Home. The Proprietors Of The Bal!I'p"'
Lines for Norfolk and Charleston lta". v,
dialely supplied their boats with a lazy
number Of Life Preservers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-11-03

John NJ. Bradford, Editor Of The u
siana Journal. N. o. and one ol llr
est Printers in that State, was XII "
reneounier with a Mr.. Dermon'' on
20th ull. ID
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IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. l3.

-'ISOaAb f''
Mr.. Morris presented memorials from
FIVE counties in Ohio, Icmonstrati8g a.
gainst the annexation Of Texas TO the
United States on any conditions or
terms whaievef. which were laid upon
the table.
Dir. Wight. from the Committee on
Finance. reported the three following
bills, which were read and seyerally
ordered TO q second reading
l. A Bill 10 authorize issues OF Trea-
sury notes. This bill authorises the
issue Of Treasury notes TO the amount
Of - millions. In notes Of not less than
one hundred dollars each, bearing an
interes. not exceeding six per centum
per onnum. These notes TO be sign
ed by the Treasurer, and issued in such
sums as the President may direct, and
10 be received ia payment Of taxes
and debts TO the United States. and may
be rendered in payment to the public
creditor st par.
?. A Bill auihorising the further ex-
tension Of the time for the payment of
duty bonds. This ball extends the
time for six months from the lst Of DC.
tober next.
3. A Bill TO adjust the remaining
claims in the Deposite Banks. This
bill aulhorises tie President 10 continue
The process Of Withdrawing the depo.
nies under certain circumstances,
which he has commenced. the money
due to the United States to be repaid
IN three lnstaincnts. bearing an interest
Of six per centum
The bill TO postpone the transfer OF
the fourth insta.ment Of the surplus re-
venue vas then called up for Conside-
ration. when
sir. Calhoun requested It's further
postponement until tomorrow, until
all the proposed measures were report
ed.
Mr. Wright said be had no particu-
lar wish to urge the meascre, eNcep;
that he desired 10 expedite the public
business. The bills winch the COM
miltee might hereafter report. would
not. so far as he knew. have any bear
ing on this bill. although the bills re.
ported this morning d,d bear upon IL.
On motion Of Mr.. Calhoun, The fur.
:Aer consideration Of tie ball was post
poned til to. morrow.
The Senate adjourned.