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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
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HARD iMEs.-The Brooklyn Daily New,
says: We are informed by a gentleman on
whose word we have the utmost confidence
! that The sales OF house 10 New York, ,psd
~ the woollen business, have been this fall
from $4,000 to $4,000 per day, which 10 great
increase over their business of last year.
IN important C!aim.--A person who repre.
sents himself as an heir 10 the orisinaI own.,
mas come forward and claimed the ground on
which the Philadelphia county prison has been
erected Inquiries are making for the purpose
oil institution legal proceeding for recovery of
its possession.
Mr.. kuap, President of the Baltimore S,.
wings Institution, who recently shut up shop and
Swartwouted, was pursued aud arrested at Al.
oany, aud taken back to Baltimore. For want
OF ball. ne was committed 10 answer ia IN.
charge OF conspiracy to defraud the public.
/ The BrItlanna brousht out 10 mail BAGS. and
over 10000 letters the largest number ever
brought out by single vessel. She also
bought out Sc passengers to Halifax aud 76 TO
Boston.
Go'n9 to Fioridd.--We learn from the s,
Louis New Era, that orders have been received
Tor the marching of the whole of the 9Th REQ,
u D Ini' to Florida. il has been for some
weeks at Jefferson Barracks. St. Louis.
SPfRM AND WHALE O,L.-From a state.
ment iu the Nantucket Enquirer, it appears
mat the quantity of oil brought in the United
States during the month Of August was 6oo. /
4l2 gallens-sperm 324, ,45O; whale, 36s. .O62
DHowSED OUr.-The Apalachicola Gazette
OF the 29th ut., says that that town has been
VISITED with rain for my days in succession,
small 'oads and 'adpoIes by the millions ap.
pearing in the streets.
The Gorernor Of Florida, 10 a reeen, n,oc,,.
NATION, states that the recent disaster a, Indian
hey. induced belief that white p.ysons and
warfare against the people OF lorna.
Cricketers.-A company Of eleven gentlemen |
from New York lately engaged the Toronto I
Cricket Clab at game for $500, in which the
New Workers were victorious. A return match /
is TO take place near New York
Seat of GoUernmtnt in Canada 1T is stated
ia the Kingston Chronicle that Kingston is de-
eidod upon as the seat Of Government for Can
ada.
The soep Of war Concord is nov in tho Dry
Dock at Chsrlestown, and will soon Join the
Macedonian and Lev,nt, forming the Wes,
India squadran.-B Bay State Democrat.
Released.-The fishing schooner Pallas, Of
Mass, lately seized and taken 10
sydney for fishing within the bounds Of the
treaty, had been released.
Erccutire Ciemency.-During the twenty
years last past. there have been psrdoned by
he Governors OF New York, from tho state
prisons, 1910 convicts.
Tho largest calico printing factory in the u
,ited States, i, said to be at Bloop,ingo. Mont
,omery county, Pa. II is 3G0 feet long.
Another Of the shinpIas;er mills in Baltimore.
called the Central Savings Tnstituiion. stopped
payment on Thursday. Z
A FInEMESs PROCESSION took place at Gin
cianat on the 9Th INST, in which - compan-
les joined. u
NAvAL.--The U. S. Ship Ohio, Com. Hull,
arrived a, Trieste, 22d ult., in eighteen days
from Port Mahou, all we'll
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Sept, I4I

lRepor,ed for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot.
At marse, $50 Beef CsuIe. 675 Stores, 4Soc
Sheep. and 9a5 Swine.
PEIsEs-Beef Caue-The prices Obtained last
week were fully sustained. We quote 6rst quality
s. - &c second quality q 80 third quail
tp S4aj.
Stores-YcsrliSgs - a u two year old a, Sla
Is: and three year old at 70 %
Sh.ep-Iots for ~, I % ~ IS. 1s8. 81
Ssine-Duil. and prices further declined. LOIS
to pedd.e sold at 3, % and 3s for Sovs
and 4. 1t, -, and dc iof BsTovs lots oflargs
seiecled BsrrOws Shosl, at IL old Hog, at 81
al for ssss and Ia iic for Bsuovs. Al retail
from l-3a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

OF The late Mr.. Stephen Crans,on aged Sc years.
u ia rfo'iseheei on "Wednesday marning last, Mrs
hsehei Baker Bowers. wife of Mr.. Albert L. Bow.
eIs' aged ~ years. oa Sunday morning Henry
cushing, youngest child of Francis and Mary
Read' asei ! year and 7 months Sunday
evening saddeny. Or, wm. Il. Es,en. SON of Dea.
cen Esek listen. in the 3oth year of his age
a, IRE seoeea CO. N. Y. on the Both nlt. Cap,
befiah Eidfed' aged % years formerly Of Wickford
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
W. @pHRa

LAS the pleasure Of announcing to his Old
IL Friends, and Visitors TO this Island tha, hi.
Establishment, recently B~u- Alleys having under
gone complete alteration, is noso opened 10 good
style asa HLLihRD SALOON, combining oths
amusement both fashionable aud rational.
lie has returned from New York, and offers IN
SportsInen, good assortment OF Guns which will
os Kept to lie, by the Day.-Also a good Horse
and genteei pleasure Wagon, to Let.
Restasreaiear Is connected with this Establish.
men', where Gent'emen can be furnished with
he''shes at all hours OF the day. Also SuppeIs,
by giving reasonable notice,
To my former patrons, offer my sincere thanks
Tor their liberal patronage. and from their many
Kind assurances, iailer myself shall not regret.
that through " others" fundamentally, the "Old
Lane has been placed on New Route"
Ut The lovers Of Reading will always find
Table amply supplied with some Of the most inter-
esting " Journals OF the Day"
Newport, August I9lh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
OHc-rs Of the LEYANT.

CBic-rs Of the LEVANT.
Commander, Joseph Smoot.
L1eutendnts, l.. Pennington, John C. Sharpe
J. Fucker, G. H. Scott.
Purser, B. +. Hart
Acting Master, l.. b. Avery.
assistant Sugeon, X. B. Bapister
Prot. Of Mathematics, ]. II. c Coffin
Passed MidshiPman, VIM. A. H,yne.
Nids'nPmen, J. II. Brown. Il. Rogers. A.
Bryson, }. c. Wait, l.. 7. Law, w. A. Webb,
Is l.. Henderson, L. I. Nichols, K. NJ. Guy.
Ter.
Captains Clerk, |. H. Stoneal.
Joshua Bryant, Boats,cain, (.4crgy
George Parker Saiimater,
r. N. Cecil, Carpenter,
II. Welton, Gunner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
CENSUS OF NEW SHOREHAM

The whole number Of inhabitants, according
10 the late census is, 1o6,
Viz. White Males 5o5
" Females SOL
Cel'd Males OF
Females (2 !SIdres)l
- 1868
Pensioners
Population in 1880, ll74-decre,se 100
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
CENSUS OF WARREN

Total number Of inhabitants. o4ia
Number Of heads of families. 4l2
Over 80 years of age,
Number of eolored persons, 45
The number Of Revolutionary peps;o,o,s ;s
~. whose average age is 81 years.
lhere are three deaf and dumb persons, and
three who are blind. And four peysons were
found over 30 years ot age VINO cshuot r."u "..,.
write Warrea Star.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

NEw-YoRk Cattle MAEKLT. Sept. lith.
Reported for The New York jour. Of Commerce.
A. market ITO head Of Beef Cau.. including 70
leii over lssi week-I50 from the South, l25 from
me Lssi and ihe balance from tn. Stsis-5O Nleh
ooN' and 800 Sheep and Lamb,
tbs beef make. sls vel .rs-!.4 an! eI'sr-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

The whole number Of persons is 2499 as fol.
lows: ''
White males i278-do females IIa4
C0lored do 20--do do Il.
In 1880, there we're all1-increasc 335.
Pror. Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
100 DOLLARS REWARD

WILL BE PAID tn any person who VIII
w give such information ss viii lead TO CON
yietlon OF the villains who entered my estabhshmen,
on the nigh, Of the 9th INST hns destroyed "y ba'
hard Cloth and dous other dstnsga 10 u,y establish.
acu, and ptsuiise. " 6oii
SEPT. l5ia-lf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
AUCTIONS.


NOTICE is hereby given tbat ,Lsrs
IiiE VIII se sold at Public Auction, on n.
llllN premises ON the 26th Jay OF Oesobsr
,:.-..-s next. at o'clock 2. NJ. BY virtue Of
csnse Of shs Ceoi' pt Probate. Of the town Of E.ss
MANf COGG EsIsALL. deed, had at The time
o' hef dscease or 90 much thereof as will be suf6
e'n' 20 pay all her just debts and incdcntal charges
and 10 s-r'ain 10, OF land With dwelling house
nsreon situate in the compact part of the town Of
NNswpors on Eas,ens Point; fronting Westerly on
wa "ans,nlng"n,sneet and bounded on the Norl6 by
"r "" sa@l rhhl'ps deed. south on land hts
ND Also, 'n and 70 all The buildings stand
ing on one other lot Of land situate on said Easious
o'"' bounded South o. Willows,ect East on land
,Ne ,eier Dennis, dec W esterly on land late Of
,mea townsend decd. aud North ON land late Of
aad Estate will bs sold to the highest bidder for
Gus" on delivery cfa Decd thereof to the purchaser.
r,.,c SILAs WEAVER, Admr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
NOTICE
Encourage Domestic Manufactures.

STOVES, for burning coal or wood tnanufac
- tnred 1T tho NEWPORT FOUNDRY
which. for convenience sconoDty. are not surpass
ed by any stove in the market, for sale by
WIN. BROWNELI.
Sent Cd Nert sonh ofthe Post Office.
~ The public are invited to call and examine
for themselves.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

siye sales made ut a small reduction from last week
pnees sales Of 1875 head at S55 to "A. and a fs.
extra Cattle were taken at So making an average Of
81 IS the 100 lbs "
Mich Cows were all taken a, $50. $40 and sa3
Sheep and Lambs were something lower the sale,
amount 10 $500. Sheep at 81 50 to 300. Lamb.
at 81 TO 80 - each. Hay-Sales by the Lad a,
30 TO 624 cents the 100 lbs "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

FRoM FLoRpa--A slip from the Savannah
Georgian Of the 10Th inst. furnishes dates from,
ST. Augustine OF the sth, recording some more
miscellaneous oxlrsges and murder on the oar,
Of the Indians.
The express rider between Pi!,,sa and For,
hing was wounded by five Indians, about h,
miles from the latter. On the 3la, an oscar,
oil 10 men, conveying wounded soldier TO Mi.
canopy was attacked, and three of the escort
killed.
on the ID. young man named Hillary Par
sons was shot near Black Cresk-beiu. perfo-
rated by five balls.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

LATE FROM MExIco The New Orleans Bul-
Ietin Of the 6th inst. announces the arrival al
that port Of the brig Kenhswa. with sdvices to
tn. lJlh from Mexico, and Of Vera Cruz TO the
Goth ult.. They contain no accounts Of farther
fighting nor Of the movements Of troops; and it
would seem that the revolution is ended as FAR
as the military is concerned. The Monitor a.
vers that the whole mas, of Mexico, armed and
unarmed, were in favor Of the revolution; that
Valencia, B-stameuie. Sc. were cooped up in
the citadel with small baad of the army. To-
easco vas in the hands Of the Federalsts, and
vas gwen up by the government.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

talons, ana, although the result is still involve
IN doubt, they render il very certain that Krr
rs not elected. We have subjected our return
: 10 most rigid scrutny-bave compared then
WIN the returns given by several of the Main
papers. and IN the many instances of discrepau
cy which we have noticed, have generally ,dop
ted the statement most favorable to the whirs
SO that We are confident they are as nearI,
correct as any thing not official can be, and th,
ted. ~
ne aggregates OF the returns received. a,
gwen by the Post, are as follows:
ls40. 1s3s.
Fairfield 45,lOS a6l27
hent 45,l7l 42,s57
/ kenrs present majority, 63.
/ The towns TO be heard from in 1888 gave
Fairfield 1877, Kent 30.
Should these towns come in MS well a. tho,
did IN 1888. Fairfield cannot fail of being ..
icc,ed, unless there should be sca,,eripg vote,
sufficient to oserpower his plurality over Kent
We fear that this may be the case.
From de Portland argus of !Sept. l6.
The Fcderalists are rejoicing. be,opd r..
sure, at their partial successes al the L,e .l.c.
ton, and many Of them must have b,wled
themselves hoarse, within the last two hours
,n,c ,saso', CO.. '.,hg !" ioo' when they had
their n,ouru;uo will ron,a ,I; -; ' ''e u'y OF
ller than il did then
The demoer,cv Will, h,. H.,
and redeem their honor in Novemh., ,., i
,"ey WIZ improve the opportunity all the better,
thev ue,a a' na, aueIs"S now'-Last Monday,
we're not. il i, of Iiu,s cnn.op ' Why 'hey
I" speculate on the past is NOT nov ,h. 49,.
AND PREPARE FOR NOVEuprp
------------ ---------
gentleman residing in Lou
''"' u Information are eHten-
" Briisye me ~ nhl"S1, p,A ib3py
will cast her voIe in November for Mr. Van
Buren,. | know this State weII--apd I would
venture my life upon the hazard oCtbe die"
-
MoRr BACKING Our.-The Federal nomi-
,ses !, pb;IaJel,b;, co,n,, f., c,,,,.s,,,oJ
W. Wv
stature nave 'o"o"ed 'he example SET 'hem
by Mr.. N0ytOr, and have declined the honor OF
being defeated. So goes Federalism ia Penn
.vlv,ni,.
REsIGNATIoN.-IYor Abbott Ldurcpc,. in
consequence OF i'll health, has resigned his seat
in Congress, as representative from Suffolk
(Bo,,oD) District, Mass.
u FikE IN NEW ORLEANS.--The
last mail from New Orleans brought accounts
of fire which was raeinp in the 6, Cha,l..
tia,oi Le,,:f., -.
''','s " VIC N'"' :"
Tue O"'eo o'a'es' ana mere vas no hopes
Of saving II, when the mail closed.
FLORIDA WAB.-An officer engaged in the
service in Florida writes to the editor Of the /
Army and NAVY Chronicle:
-. IL, -. ., a.:
ended wi,h.u, ,o,Ie I. o noo e "oo W." e"o, ,h e,
{, "'''op' AT ,e",' ioo,ooo me" 10 'ne ne,o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

Late Of the firm Of 'Sfswart d. Weorer.)
uD EsPECTFULLY gives notice. iba, he con.
70 tinues to carry on the business ofa LIVERY
STABLE, ut his Stable the wharf nsrt South
sr sIr John J. Siucys Store. where he will he hap
py TO ~a,, on his friends and the public with any
thing in hs line at tho shortest notice.
g5 Particular attention paid TO conveying pas.
-engers to and from the steam boats on their arrival
aud departure August 26, G
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
10000 GUNS FOR SAVANNAH!

Democrats, throughout Georgia, follow ou'
example, We have achieved glorious victo
~. 902 votes were polled. All the public
carriages in the city were monopolized by the
rich and monied whigs-Tippecan"e banners
and notices flew from them-but the ireemen
of Savannah spurned the gaudy emblcms. Bar
rels Of rum, champagne, cider. brandy, hams,
and other good things. were abundant-but the
people could not be bought-they are incor-
ruptable--they arc honest We can trust in
the bone and sinew" Of the land-and in Octo-
ber next, will TRIBE our triumph November
will exceed both
Hurrah, for Old Chatham
Geo1 gid u'H nerer gre her rote 10 TedcrdiiSt
The wings must acknowledge that they have
heen fairly beaten. Let them take it with a
good grace.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

REsIGNATIoN.-Uor. Abbott LdUrcnc,, IN
consequence Of i'll health, has resigned his seat
in Congress, as representative from Suffolk
(Bo.,oD) District, Mass.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

o. FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.--The
last mail from New Orleans brought accounts
of fire which was raging in the St. Charles
Hotel, "far the largest building Of the Kind in
the United States" and there was no hopes
Of saving it., when the mail closed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

sham Robbery in Ne,o York. On Thursday
afternoon, as one Of the clerks OF the Astor
House in New York was passing through Cham
Der street in order to make deposit in the
Commercial Bank Of $500, ruffian knocked
him down and ran away with the money. Sus-
picion being entertained that it was sham
knock down, the clerk himself was apprehend-
ed, taken before the police, aud finally confess
ed his ovn participation ia the To bbery, and
named his accompIice. The clerk is a daPper
young Ensllshmsn named George Iiilyer.
The police officers succeeded in securing his
accompice, whose name is William Hawks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

MoRE BACKING OUT.-The Federal nomi-
nees in Philadelphia County, for the state Leg
isIature, have followed the example set them
by Mr.. Noytor, and have declined the honor Of
being defeated. So goes Federalism in Penn
sylvanIa.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23
CENSUS OE Johnson

Population in 1880, ll74-decresse 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-23

LoUIsiASA.-A gentleman residing in Lou
isana, whose means Of information are s,,o.
Believe enc me When n nf'i'&f 'yoA lbaRy,
Buren. know this State wel--and ] would
venture my life upon the hazard ofthe die"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

"A do not believe that Cougrs.. can .L..r.i
s~'o'y ga the DIstTiet % olulsbis. ~ilLosI
thc consent oi tie states OF Virginia aud Mar,
land and The people % the Df-tTtclr
Thee opiuiohs and public aets Of Geo.
harrson zee knosn aud pubi,>hed To "a,
world 6ciotc ihis dePutatsOa 81 the Louis,tilc
Committee made shear psis svIse pilgrlmsEs q
Norm Bend aud arc suficIcutt t. satisfy all men
anxious To kuow add publish the tsuth dat Ten.
u. had, by othciai act. aud pttbiic declarations
Pi"elltped opinions mote uttnoiox. more n
accOTdsnrc wttb tlss Cone tttugtsu aud az ae.
oidediy opposed 10 sboih,OuJ Itsn any Other
PuJlie man a. ihe tuItsd states
Ny personal asQba tutsLce WiA Gen IIafrr
son oates Us commencement ,n the campaign
OF 1913, which TcsUiicd o. the defeat sud csp-
tuie 81 ffOc'oTs army at the Battle of thc
Ihshes Save ser',d q itn i,,m in the sr,s.
oi 'hc C"'.ed states. asd s'lH mys,lf ~ uc
Prest"i oCca.iou 60 bear testimony 30; ot'y o.
h's gallant co.iuel i1 tas Geld .sl brave one
skhfAl General tYt % Li- valuable -ni dIst.r-
sUirhed services as ei'iii,u soi ,tstrsmsp
needed no responses TO tho interrogation.
u pu!'t'e-! opp4ntuts, To iufOra mN ui,ud ct
the "l.u'ru> 90 GrH. ii1rti,On upon tlc s.h.
Jrct abolition. Iit. refusal re- POND 10 tie
gf,sho" ut H. sdyttsati,s, bot referring JLru
10 i's orini,ns as expressed by BIZ, vote on the
Nissoat yursi.ou, lud putiit-c 10 tier band.
,"rN 81 his 'i1scants .P,C.b. tol,ins them shat
I"c "Ptnions therein expressed were stall hos
opinions, ought u have hu,hed tie voice 81
Pn''ieal suspicion. 81 aty fAct existed with those
engaged "a "a, hsrcfaiis mts,i ION
l0tl saw TIE publication C. ILe AC,cfti-rr
aud heard lsum VARIOUS portion, 81 tDe country,
ihe opniln Vas gaming oted.n,e natl Iat
ahandonrd The support If Gen. Harrison,
avoided mixing ~ ith my fellow cjtlrus when
theN assembled 60 express her apprubatI,u
OF the measures uf Ms Van Batcu's .duiiuis-
ration. Nlts di.ohnTsi,g tue duties OF the
ou'ce "i Go'Drnar. have thought Il more rec
P,e'!ul o. ny iclvs-citizcDs, mol scti,slt 10
engage 10 the present canvas. Af,sr the at
tempt 10 mfsrep1csent my opin'o ns not 20 much
10 shsct me hut Others thought il a duty I
Owed my political fTi,nd. pubiicly To appear Ia
somo -! Csc % iiioal .'iuEs, and b, nv gr,-
sence, 40 least, give Evidence that nav heart ~ o,
with them in tie corfi,i.
attended The Whis meeting in Henry cou-
~ aud ~ obedience 10 call made rs the im-
ucn'c conc0ursc there as-cuIhlcJ. after tie
discussion - seSorai other gentl,mtn lad
closed, arose aud c"nttaiicted the publication
OF the Adyortiscr. and ia fuw words assigned
some Of the reasons why supported Gcueral
tlYrtkon.
The same pres which cave publicity 60 The
iaisehooi, has ss>sIled me for tin, act ~ public
eonifadicti0n- 30 not. however, tss-,t It,
because u Is the only method by vhiob eau
hope 10 have inserted iB Tie same papers. q
contradiction Of their own Misrepresentation
icurs repeatedly,
e. A MICkIIFFE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

Coa..e, E'E-y ~ fhsf SIs.yI. sf.ai.. se.,,...

~ - 'e+'f tFf~rRtN FfAaNa - aael
uALLAp-ur q. NooGs.
IhN ballad Is completed, Moorish. and r.
minds "a NcT, much 90 the talented auil.s5'. s.r
" productions. The melody seems 10 De take
irom waltz. The Wotds Will be read Utl
pleasure. They arr
" Come, play me that simple STRAIN again.
used TO love IA LIES young day.
And bring, u thou cansi. the dreams that then
Were wakenI by that sweet lay.
The tender gloom ~ strain
Shed DER the heart aud brow,
Gnci's shadow without Us pam,
Say where, where il It now
but play inc the well knoNn air once more.
For thoughts vt youth stu haunt IT. strain,
Like dreams OF some far fairy shoIc
Were never 10 see again.
" Sweet ar how every note brings back
Some snnry hope, some DAY dream bright.
Thai, shiulus o'cr liic's early track,
Fili'd even is ieafS With ligh,
The uew-fount life thai came
With loves Gfst echoed vow.
The fear, the bliss. the shame,
Siy where, where are they nov
Bu, SUR The same iuy'd notes prclons.
For sweet 'iwefe thus. 10 that old Law,
In dreams OF youth. and love. ard song,
To breathe life's hour away"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16
BARGAINS! B.4RG.aLTS!!
Saddles, Brides, HaFness,&c.

HVHE subscriber having engaged IN other bu-
N siness, and being DESTROYS 20 dispose Of
his STOCK Of SADDLERY on hand, will cell
ah. % any, ofhis reads made ork. ~ a discount
of 25 pei cent. below the usual ssllnE price Tor
cash.-Iin stock consists q ell kinds Of
Saddles, Brides, Wagon and Cart Har-
ness, Saddle BAGS, Whips, Sc,
manufactured ia ne latest snd me.t sPrrgvts
msnusr. and out Of the best matsrals
Pcrsons ~ishing 70 purchase any % the above
named stock, will please call on mr at the store
81 Miller, Alemong Co. IN Charicstoan
where ! may always be found snd viii be
blessed 70 show The work for their inspection.
GAN persons Indebted 70 me. will please
cell aBd settle their accounts. either bv cash o.
note. 3. "a. ALLEMONB
Chaflsslown May a. lst0-M
~ n. y. A. a.. 90 ~ant OF ell the eapi-
Gel ean esaa,4nd, I wall sell ny HOUSE ~
LOT. on main street, 81 private sale. rfry four
mach loser than have ever bees wiling 20 do
heretofore a. o. AtLEMONG
Nay 20 i5t0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-16

T'iE undsoisbsd teodsrs hs aeLnowleds-
u @ss" for the l'berai patronage received,
no n'fs' i"f continuance " the public Ia
YOUR. tie has nos IN he emrio, sNpsri.peed
and hfsi-rsie workmen frum the Northern ei-
ties, and asi,srs hiu.sef that be wall be able
10 piesse al those sao nay honor Lim MIA a
call.
Aths Factory NAY Pc found a large assert
meht OF CARRIAGES, constructed ar-
corning tothe latest and most approved patterns
and warranted IN every respect, Which are or
Tered AZ prices corresponding WiiA ne time,
VEHICLES, gsrsry 3esrriyliea. made 10 stili
the taste of those who order 6rRFPAIRISG
attended 70 a. usual. " = HAWKS.
Charlcs,own. July y. iSlc-rt