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FactOrsae g. Commission
EeESE.Y'ES$.
HA MBURG. s

HAMBURG. S. e.
E beg leave to inform my friends, and tie
u public generally that srIl continue the
Commission Business,
nj my old atand. and having declined dealing ~
Cotton ar Merchandise on my own account.
hope io be the moro able lo give satisfaction. IN
buying and selling for others. "n Commission.
! will faithfully attend in person 10 RECElV-
ING & FORWARDING MERCHANDISE
10 the country; selling or Skipping
Cotton, Flour, Bacon, &c.
and Buyipg GROCERIES for Planters. aud
fa,ter myself tina, | can more Than save them
the small commission charged: therefor -o!i-
Gil continuance orthat liberal patronage hith-
erlo bestowed, for which now return my sin
cere lhahks.
II. l.. JEFFERS.
Hamburg. Augusta. 1912. 3m 2s
p. ). Planters committing the sale Of their
Produce, OF the buying their Groceries. TO my
charge. can be saved the expencr Of cnmn. I"
Market. by serdiug directI"ns which will b"
strictly attended 10; all Merchandise consigned
TO me. will he taken care of while in my pos
session, and forwarded with despatch.
n. J.. J.
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Goldin Hdlion County.-The follow
ing noe, appended TO letter from frISnd
in Walton, gives w the 6rsteintel'ige"ce
that mining is carried on to.any extent us
a business in that county. We shall be
happy to have more information, no, only
from the mines there. bu, elsewhere in this
region. for we hear rumors o! several DIS
coveries in places where gold was not
looked for until recently.
II see that some Of the papers arc pub
fishing accounts of Gold Mines IN other
counties, but say no,hiug Of WALTON. We
have some valuable mines III this county.
where the hnnds average about dwt. per
day."- Southern Banner.
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THE U. :. DISTRICT COURT. !
Il annrINA

DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN BANKRUPTCY
I'm the matter Of James l.. Anderson, OF
AbbeviIIe District. n Bankrupt.
Pursuan, 10 an nrder of the District Cour, Of
The United STATES. for the District of Sonth Car.
olina. Notice is hereby given. tina, cause be
shewn before tho said Cont, nj the Federal
Court House in Charlestnn. on the nincieeth
day Of November next, at eleven O'Clock. \. NJ.
why the said Jnmes l.. Anderson. shonld moi
receive his discharge and certificate Us "a Bank.
rapt.
Charleston. 22d day ofAmgust. 1872.
II. Y. GRAY. Cierk.
August 81 IL ii
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, }
DIsTRIcT OF SouTH CAROLINA.
IN B1NERUPTCT

II' u II s'TN IT. = 4 .
I'm the matter ofAlberi n. Ware n Bankrupt
Ill Persnant 10 mn Order of the District Court
Of the United States. for the District of Snu,il
Carolina, Notice is hereby gwen. tina, cause be
shewn before the said Court. at the Federal
Court House in Charleston, on the twenty
ninth day Of October next. nt eleven o'clock.
A. NJ, why the said Albert N. Ware. should
not receive his Discharge aud Certificate as n
Bankrupt.
Charleston, Is, day Of August. l5i2
ii. Y. GRAY. Clerk
August 10 ~ %
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Water Proof Warehouse.
HAMBURG. S C..

YEyHE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
IL friends, aud the public that lie continues
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State of South 4 Carolina,
ABBEViLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEA s.

VS.. Attachment, Assnmpsit.
VIM. M. Creswell.
YNNIlE Plaintiff having filed his declaration
Z. in my office ngains, the Defendant who Is
wiIhout The limits OF State. Ordered ihaf the
said defendant do appear and piaaa thereto
within year and day from the fling OF the
same, otherwise final judgement WILDE uwa5-
led against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, &C. P.
Clerks cilice Sept "a. 1si3.
Sept, % ]y 30
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A Jones, Dahaey
Ahney. Rev VI NJ Jones, G w
Addison, Mrs r X -
AvereIi, John Esq Kennedy, Edmund
Ardis. Mathew Kennerlcy, s w
Addison. A d kenncriey, Mrs NJ G
Atkinson, d Esq
Amole, John Lyon, John
Agent, Man. Co. Lark, Precious
b Lielch, r M
Bird. Eldred VI Lowe, Basel
Brannum, Mrs Z p 2Langliome, Fl
Butler, VIM. NJ. Landrum, yohn II
Bullock. Richard Legg, WmsE
Burt. A Esq NJ
Barker, james D MrDowell,S F A
Branch, John Esq Mays, DR. r. g
Bullock, l.. Martin, John F
Rarnum. William Merds, II M
e Morris. Francis
Collins, f. Minis, d II
Cloud, Elizabeth hlcLendon, Joel
Cogburn, John Esq o.
Com. free schools Osiivie, John W
Carson, William
Chapman, John EsqPres!ey, Miss e
Crosier. William A Peoples, Nm
Clarke. Hon. S. NJ. Parks e. Barker
ID Price, Martha
Denny, Col D Prudehamme. Mrs
Dcnorne. William. Parks, aliss M A
Deloach, ]. n
+ Eicfartisou. Hon J S
Evans, Benz. Esq RolnireesIE
F Rounlree, 3ohn
FurSerson. Joseph Riddle, John G
freeman. Littleberry Ryan RebcccaR n
q Robertson. Douglas
Gray, c NJ Esq Ripley, Miss q c
GomiIIion, Jesse Rhodes. Collin
Golley. Peter
GrisEam, l. ID Simpson. Oliver
Geury. VI l. Esq Samuel, Wm Esq
Gray. Jos J Esq Snidel, James
GrisIin, Richard Searles. Pleasant
Gilman. Paschal Smith, Samael2
II Satcfier, Amos w
Hamilton, Mrs L Y Still. II
ll"seIlon, Miss ElizaSimkius. Judge
Holr. Miss Elizabeth T
Hobbs, ,I'urreIl /. Esqribbets. d w
Hughes, Mrs J II Terry, James
Hamilton. Miss NJ J TiIlmap, B r
IIullister. G.
Hill, Col John 2 Faun, Henry NJ
Hammond, Samuel Vaan, William
HaIcher. Mrs L w
Hardin. Mrs Sarah Weaver, Capt John
Harvey. lsham Wimbisb, ) w
Hughes, Mrs IIarriettsvil,iams, Ayory
H., Ny.,t,... sD.., ~
ilacker, VIM F Winn, Hincity
Holmes. w w White, Ambrose
Holmes. Sharick Wingard, John
Harrison, James II Walker, Williams
Henderson, & w Whitcuiore. MRS..
lluict, Col John
Jones. Benjamin
NJ. FRAZIER r II.
Oct 4, 1912 2u H.. Z. a ss66
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ia ilBUkG. -. y.
E beg leave TO inform my friends. and tile
H public generally tha, s,iIl continue the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
JEEFERsos HAND 5
sriLL uP IN THE MARKEr.

The last sale We have heard Of, was ne farm
of Capt. j. F. ABell,. about 1--WE miles North Of
Charlessovn aRdt SIX West Of Harpers- Ferry,
nearly On Tie lire Of The Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road. This farm contains absnt 100
acres, with good brick dwelling, Sc and
Sropeht siziy dollGrs peracre. DR.. John Lock
was The purchaser, and now has a delightful re-
sidence; one that might have improved The phi
lOsophy OF his great namesake, i
The value Of our lands j. kept bp By some
thing more than the mere fertility Of the soil
II isihe advantage Of the location. The county
in this respect i peculiarly favored. we have
. snug, compGet territory, which, il thrown into
asquare, would be about IS miles on each line
No citizen is more Than fourteen miles from the
seat u Justice. This compactness enablesus 10
have careful supervision Of our county affairs /;
and although about ten thousand dollars have
been raised within The last ten years for a sFlen-
did Court House. yet the county leves have
been light, andllhe poor rates mere irifis. We
cannot say mueh for our county roads, bntWe
can boast Of several convenient outlets 10 mar
ket. which have greatly reduced the cost oftrans-
portalion. Our Corn crop b now marketable
commodity. Formerly, We had bu. The home
ldemand for i. We have The chesaPsake and
lie advantage from TIE luiperfec, "a ylralion o,
The Shenandoah. By the way, when times
brighten Up litls, we mean to make dead Sci
upon public and private enterprise, &c nave !
jeompleie system Of lock and dam navigation
upon Thu noble river. which pensratss a han
bred miles into our Iish Valley.
Weafs but seven hours distant from 3 baltimore
and Washingtcn; and, When inclination prompts,
can take psepIai the business mart Of The man
Of politics. We have every thing to cheer the
eye, and crafty rational desires and, when
The severe lessons Of experience shall have
brought Us bask to the simplicity and economy or
early times, We may justly feel that Jefsfson
farmer has noIeause to envy the condition Of his
fellow mortalsi in any Parl Of the world. bul has
abundant reason TO be grateful to the Solver Of
every COED and perfect Gia.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
CALIFoRNIA IMHEA,Ir.

We have already referred 10 This remarkable
species Of wheat! Mr.. Levi Cain.,of Sunmi,
Point, has favored rs with specimens ID he stalk
and grain, TO which We invite The attention Of
lhk public Mr.. C. states ia. this whsai, ii his
arst sowing, produced fromI one ELL luen,y-tipht
gills, and some four or i've more were wasted
and given away. The second sowing. Isstsfali.
was very late, when the ground was loo cold fol
organization and scarcely branch was seen
until May Il produced two bushels Had ii
been sown 10 fair time, Vt. G. thinks il woald
haveyielded double thAs quantity. He ofFsrs
portion Of it for sale insnsll parcels
10 this sgs pf varieties. our farmers would do
well 10 make 40 experiment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
nonsahe National Ins.IIigsns.r.
TIE ARPoRTIoNM ENIT ACT.

II
We dire say there are .some readers
who may have thought theYsuggesiion Of
Mr.. ADAMS i in his report upon the Psesi.
dents Reasons for signing he Apportion.
ment Act. Of the existence s6embryo de-
signs fotI defeating the execution Of thai
act, to have been unEind, aad even harsh
rather than. natural and probable. We
confess tha, our eyes were first opened
rious dssigs 10 resist Or eyade the prsyi.
sious of theIapportionnent acl. Already
however, We have evidence that Mr.. 40
AMsis tigh,, and thai, ID tie rage and "a
~ Of party zeal, it i guits possible thsl
40 attempt: may be made Ii break down
the barfiers Of the Constitution by an out.
rage yet more violent than thai perpetra a
led in the sase OF the New Jersey cleo
ton. The evidence 10 which we refer i
the following signiRcentf paragraph ftoh
one Of the most thorough going Locogoco
Rapers ID tie Union, which boldly afows
The design 10 sst At defiance The Cohs,i,u-
ton and Tho Law, and take the chance Of
having 4 majority 81 its own barty ia The
next House Of Representatives 10 stand
By the iniquity. W.
From iths 81 Louis III. Ifporisr, July is.
Our Wig contemporaries ars giving
themselves: a great deal Or unnecessary
trouble sboptthe clause Id sbe Apporsion.
nent ACT directing tbe State Legislature
70 district lheir respective States. Jons
TYLEkIs signature was de cessary 10 maize
i law and he hasSsigned itwith pro-
y'sof Which renders its mandatory feature
merely 540dVisory The States will elect
their Representatives 70 CongressIia what
eyer mode they please, and the ne II House
Of Representatives will DECIDE upon The
validitslof sheirIeYecffon. VIII any iudee
Or clerk Of the elections dare violate ne
avs ofIths State at The, bidding Of i lew
politicians Ths Wigs have
not now even The paltfy excuse Of The
naneaFpus act 10 snstain them III their Of.
'orts 70 nulify the laws Of Missouri. If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

4
Oa Friday lasspe hung 0p IN our ONCE
4 alfshest Oflpapsr.S sisOilying thai Al
Who would like IA sect Harry Clzy atxs
PreHdsaf. :, voala pleass FAlt down thsit
names. BsiaFe siiht she word ileN ike
uilddre aIDund tSwn-.ap and down
s,reeis-<amoHg W6ks sni Lccoloeos--
sndypeople of every seel. class. sgs and
business, that lbs Planes vas ready AID
Tbelore night aBrosl several feet long was
fillsd up. The text aoFalng We attach
ed auoiher sheet 81 Sank paper N the
roll, and ID lekslhan 81 hcnris was oiled
up. and dozen who wished to sign bad
% keep cool until anoshsrshest and W..
fsrs could be gos ready. IN anoihet hour
a democrat came ID 10 ehiist under the
banner Of 'iour Harry. and ID and be;
hold The Wings had mouspolised III the
last sheet wth their names. We soon
wafered Oh another ana down went the
name 81 cnsb III MrsFGn Buren's bsst md
wsrmesl friends. As may we'll be inn
asined we we're s0,newhas aslonished. and
asked him II DO was really in earnest
lii putsing down his name among the
friends OF Henry Clay. lin esfnest
be replied. i9why yes, Sill, AN il earnest.
land every Damoera. in5sAe county should
Iuow 20 and do nkewisas Bat we ask.
ca, what hsf had seen lately that bad 50
altered his POLITICAL opini9nsa vSir." he
answered, ilI have been in business 10
lthis CRY FIJI nearly ten years Some
wears ago, when We had branch 81 chs
iITniied States Bank down here on Main
street. ihers was Away plenty, plenty o
Exchange intmarket upqa every business
point 10 lhsB Union. III ufnAtchanis 81
mechanics wanted any a6nopnt Of ex
FcRanee, great or smsll, we could alwayl
xet i: at iha counter 1 that branch Bank
ana ] have obtained shpusandsIIoJ dollat
There upon 8NewlYptk and Boston for les
-lthan one pat ce1t. Now, Sir, ii il scate
to get fo1F my price and ii II Gan D
found twenty and thirty per cent, aboy
the curreney Of tine civ j. demanded f.
! iii and einust pay thht OF go Hwithout u
and be ruihsd BY the protest of our note
ID The EASE. 10 those good olt bushes
Y times, all Isour Ranks ID the West pal
/ down the -feady specie forthelr bills an
! never thousht1ot closing their doors Q
our reasonable demands for disc aunts---
: Yes. Sir. 90 in heart and hand fer Herr
ylClay. The factfis, Sir. tie Democrat
. llpariy hate this excitenent that The Whig
\ are getting up Tor MF Clay, and yet
II Ican'i be stopped, and they knowit An
4 Iii YOU tkAhk ii strange 10 SEE the Gam
q Eof ous Democrat on that list, |, can te
Z YOU that YOU viii see stranger things "
] Id thatline. The most honest and vexe
1 ana DISCERNING Or the party Will come u
! and sfgnf,hei pledge hy hundreds. \
] earthly powe, caa keep NH. Clay frol
1 I,he post heGught 10 have had long ago.
We s,rsiEh,vay went and wafsred on s.
sheets inslapter 10 the Pledge, and thel
1 sre now several yards Of names on III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
sMIrHEcORN.

Our FIRST mess Of RosstiEg Ears, more than
three weeks since. wss from he garden os our
friend Nj. p. Tomhhson, Who always has an
eye 20 soneIhing s6cd nndleaEly in he vegetable
way, and a kind RECOLLECTION Of The psinlers.--
The ears were Of The Smith Corn, fins full
gram, with quite small cob, aud the 10Y kind,
On aecount Of its neal sizs, fos table ase What
renders Ibis Corn worthy dr. peculiar at.snsicn is,
ina, il was The second gro VII upon gae same spo,
n ground tie 'drsl beingIa handsome supply q
Kidney potatoes.
This isinlning land 10 good account Il
would ye, yield crop of Turnips. il il,a did not
seen like asking 100 much from . kindly soil.
The Smith Corn, We doubt nol, will tee0ne i
general fnvorite. L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
AoRlcuLrURAL SOCIETY.

We have oflsl ssksd re qussiiba prirliely.
and nGW put i q he pub,ic-Why|is ifthai spch
sDuniy g gs6sikod has no Africhliaral soeie4
IA isii bsea1,s eur fsrmeu already kpog %
nueA Of he culture b he eaf,k. lkai tksy hAva
nothing noIs % learnt Oris il shai ikey ara
80 vel contenied with lheir condiiion thar ihey
have no desirs for inprovtnsnii Does no,
science "a il, daily dereiopmsnii-Rxpsfienee
in is hardy sequiEehesss- Genius in its ambi-
Nous sspirings Tor novsliy- -preseus something
d he iBquiring mind q press il snrrd7 Might
noE> something Be done. By association Of mind
viii mind, By sSnp arison Of results. 81 mutual
sugrss6cs, to give sddiiionaI dignity and interest
10 The bfinitise employment Of mani Might
not friendly inisrrhanse Of opinion do some
I,hing TO awaken among the young mea OF the
county fasis for The eecupaiion Of heir fore
faihers, instead Bt being carried OF By fashion
and popular vhim 10 crowd The already crowded
ane oYer-burlhensh Nprolessiensi May not a
farmer. with = mind sirengIhehed by the Toll
which gives yigor 10 The Nbody. become man Of
llilersture-fat Win jan the resources Of
in.sIiset which aFgtd real pleasure in the hour
Of retirementf Do mol agrrnlrfiss themselves
sndsrraie Ihe !inpsrianes ana Ajgni,y Of their
avoealiou. b. yieiting seeming Nsequiescenes
lto The vulgar opinion which places Xhai nyoca-
lion il secondary grade aniopgst honorable
enploymenlsi5
We ask these Questions with sinesreN hops
Thai they mar lead 70 useful iiquirJ and Nhal
q county 80 peculiarly gifted and suited BY feE
Utility pf soil, location, physical and inieliseiua
advantages. and all that car give efficiency and
Interest to an Agricultural Association, c.H Vs
kan Up and show, By generous emulation in lbs
strife Or plough -fhare ana pruning ihs
lis people appreciate their happy condition. and
I've, are willing 10 DO something 10 add 10 she i'm
provemenls Of the age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
HOME MANUFACTURERS

MrAc. J Iagersol boosted Of late n Con-
sfess, ihsf be wore domestic manufactures -
His hti be said c3si 81, and Il was a. good a.
some hlhef menI1ei's haisthat we're foreign. and
cost tie isi sky lkiris, and they al 4 ii
6ot tdsi more il,a dozen linen ones lie ar
eusd thai naianI profession was national efis.
ienee H vas q opi1ion thar HE lowest duty
comp8iib!s win objection IS he bssl
And yss kIs..|,ne sir lhssEsoll. alter al his
PalaysF veisd ss,ilsl he TatiF bin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

The fuPd appropriated for he payment Or Con-
gress has bsen exhausted Is there never % Be
an sai % IhisS Ramp Session We shall nov see
uheihef they will seeond or a lhifd lime take
better care Of themselves than Of he 0aty and
Army Charity has bssua al home N: ice daring
The present session We hope i VII hol and
n And yetl1e Enquiref aud is Tribe BE- slang
uhansefS are abusing ne Wings dAi5 Tor tts
adoption Of lie ssons-hcut rule = he Gag law
is hey lerm IL which prevents he L@cb. Fooo
bshbltr from wasting ins aad me9e5 indsE
6ai,sls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
EsoHbs

The Legislature of his State assenb lsl. 81 40
A1ila Session. On The h5gh uif. The piinci-
pal L n6t N Only. otjscl e. he Ertfs Session.
= 2 divide .he Ssaie into Congressional eis,riels
1rdel sne nsH superintendent
teA 4nd Ee sepposs 40 G<pyunanssr sfler
he fashion q heir L6stfse6 Ess.hrsn &. penn.
sylF.rias Ehs are = decidedly DsAssrA.is ii
der feelings sL.s ,he5 en- Zee no,line - 6ns Il
lsyius 81 one dissiic, viii So 1900 aad S1o,h.r
~fh soseoos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
HE sPRfNcl;s

me last week 4. Shalnondale was one Of gte6
eayet5 and atraciion. .rhe company j.. a 7;
e'snily naHefousf fof snioydnents and fall wen
merfily a. masrisss belI.'s The semaiuihs
days q August my Be looked q q adding large
Y % ne thrpng. u, We learn. have been well
pleased with lhfit straightforward, and viii leave
he phase with kiad relnembranees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
Eel. E.cTElR NJ .Iunrrs

By the new superintendent The number
Of electors d President and Vice President
chosen Is sll the states. will Be 275. of
(Which lbs are necessarYs for a. choice -
we. give the following comparative table
Of the humber of'siec.oralfvotes 10 which
each State is entities, both BIZ The new
and olaratid:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04
The Geoeslown ID. C.l Adyoeals men,

The Geogslown ID. CO. Advocate men.
lions the arrival thers Of number OF Ger.
mar families. who, under the auspices OF
the German Agricultural Society, are pro-
'cesding 70 take possession Of apurehase Of
$4,000 acres Of land recently made 10
Hardy and Hampshire counties, Virginia.
These fifty families are 10 be succeeded
next year b. ifly more, and 50 continue
al the same annual rate until two hundred
families shall have been settled on the
land They are not recent emigrants,
but have been residing in aud about Phil.
adelphia Tor four Of fse years past; aud,
doubtless taking ) true prospective view Of
the times. have most wisely determined
upon besiowing themselves upon . por-
lion OF the Wild but very improbable lands
Of The Old Dominion. The average price
they pay Is p cents per seres and the
tract Is Represented 70 be we'll wslereds BY
numerous tributaries to the South Branch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

The Steam canai Paeksi Boat Calians, made
hsr first TIP fruh Geofgssown to Harpsrs-Fer-
q on Tuesday last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

Tse tOay he God f0.es UP ne 1lfssis-s
lslppi - We learn that rising Of seven hum.
dsed suits have been brought 10 the pre-.
sent term Of the CourtOf Common Pleas in I
this city. being an incfeasa 81 al least6Isy
per cent. since he last term.
81 To,t;, 7s,.EI;er. III as s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

The number of electors hv the Consts.
iulions III viii ha recollecled. IS equal Id
WI whole number Of Sen alors and Repfa.
ssnialives ia Con gresa. Thus. 81 me-
new fhiio SspaloFs522, Rapressnis,sre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

A parcel Of 200 barrels Of Flour was
received yesterday by Messrs Ross and
GARRorr of this city, which had been
brought BY Rail road from abs neighbour
hood Of the North Mountain Id yifgfnis
mol far from the present Ws,ieril terminus
Of the Road. This. We learn. is The frsil
consignment Of Flour from that quarter.
and may Be regarded IS The foEernnner OF
The new supplies which viii End their
way 10 the Baltimore market from that
fertile region. Bali. -7msriran.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

IflE NECpTIATI0N.-iThe Eeu 1s.k Amer.
iaa 81 Sa,nrday aIter erlfea;ins is ssi1fsslon n
refrenep % he tcrl1s ot the tEitiement 81 he North
Eksseru 3nouniSty Question. :, nd6liskedlii ne
Nelisnel i<llifsoeer. ni,i,-f e.
| We hate every reason - ftiiela. lhai terms mol
less AoaQrstIs nd Advantageous have b<en akfeed
- . d De Cfset he CErIn6. he litktl 81 s;s-
i.e.lpn. md WHICH Nef 1ntxpseled result lie
4stt q tnpferSpent, hilhc3t1 , topic rlulolt H.
t24SA " t.eEA5rd 20 Hmef'4jn ueEcii1lora
-.74 -4eeil turn pdl = " iil.y believe I, viii
N .> Ae 60. .his Hhois n1sipr batting tal6s lto
Neter,,e nol.i'e..oe rcfhint. iii bail uiih Joy
-At4 'i.'4a4a q. ne long ptolflcled md iIit1-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

"a rAaAI was Killed u Mobile By The explosion
~ sa fon1iainy Iear5nlsieh is was
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-04

The Grea, Weston brings news ot final se-
tion mon The English Tariff bill
Also.nsw, Of The death Of The Duke Of Or
leans, eldest son or Louis Philippe, ~ jumping
from his carnage ia an attempt % escape an
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-02
Dayton fsi!l.

yHNllE milling business Will hereafter be
n conducted by the subscriber, who
has put in two pair Of new French burr
mill stones, new boiling cloths, &c. Per-
sons wishing 10 have their grain lowered
can have it done in the best style, and on
reasonable terms for toll or cash.
His custom mill has undergone thorough
repair, and is now calculated TO do as good
business rs the country can afford. Gus
toners from distance as well as those
near at hand, can have their grinding
done, (hoth whea, and corn on the shor-
test possible notice.
lie hopes by strict attention and accom-
moda,ing millers, TO render genaral salts.
faction, and solicits the patronage of his
old friends and customers, which has
heretofore been so literally bcsiowet
upon him. JOHN GREEN.
! Dayton, Aug. II, 1912. lou.