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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
NOTICE.

The proprietor OF the Baton Rouge Ferry
gives notice to drovers and others travelling
south that hir new and substantial Steam Fer
~ Boat is now in full operation and can east
" cross 100 horses in an hour. On the Baton
Soage side of the river. there is spacious lot
well fenced for the special purpose Of keeping
groves in readiness to cross. and or khe West
Baton Rouge side will be found a gooa IN,
and fine stables, kept by j. E. Key, ESP.
The Louisville Journai a-d Nashville Bal.
ner will please insert the abote weekly during
enc month and send their accounts 10 the Of.
fce Of the Baton Rouge Gazette for settlemen,
EatoE Rcrge,jaly !. 1919 q Ct,
DISSOLUTION CT EAhTsERsTIIP.
The so1partre-Shit rt+ttotoe1 existing D..
.veea thb Subscribers 1ader <to etyLs of stnit'1
Il G3a~ky IS dissolved this day b. mutual
csnstnt: he DEBTS and credits # he cor
Germ mi Re sstlsd y 3 snra; . encm a!
accounts ow,ng will he paid aaj by rkc-7 al
dues will =. collected
& ssf1ru,
WIN GEARKY.
June 80, 1873. 81 st
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

II A TIGHT rtAfr-Tho Cincinnati En-.
1hifer 81 a late date, relates tho following
atiltiHthg CIRCUMSTANCE
4 fellow somewhere about Front street,
attempted 10 break into n house. by crawl
'ng dawn the ehimney. He got in onsy
enough, bat wheH he had started 10 go
down hn became wedged 81 fast TINT he
could neither go ahead, nor back ont
there he AZ lck, and was compelled to hal.
Iod MOST Justify for help. which soon cam,
\ rope VIVA thrown him, hut he was 80
.elose'y hngtud in tbs dfrh fmbrarr Tint
tho topa r"Aer wouldnst bulge him it
Was ifnfe'ofr Necessary ta flt away tho
chimney %al' nently hta e;tif# length, be.
fore 10 wnn loiehaad. We heard no namea
nor hin fate tho particulars were anll,,
GENTLY laugarile, nc think thia chm.
ney SHOULD be repaired and purchased by
tho City Council; IL ~ decidedly tho
most sneeeas''' tosno ~rftte'ief We inow of
for the o.opottun!ty It has hat
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
ELERrAG,Tg

FFFFty EFl-
The eHbscrtbrr r4,tuc
employed several FIRST ralc
VJIfN workmen from Newark, r
vs s--~~sa and ENLARGED bis aecor
rf61shA@@st% o." qrt21ffd 10 repair eafrtage.
~ s%sfy ~ aet'gtaGn ri'n beatnras and De-
Pafch. 4 fr~ a4lA Of Northern made Lat
n@1a f"r aai", IT iHycjcc prices. Ai4o of
jfaad sns eastttrtlnr an asedftmrn, Il rherr,.
and poplar beds'eads for satc ios, 4 hare #
5atrosa ayr tss.citGlfrd.
ny - ~ " + Tf-"s.rr
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
z IT hFr

q Was ~brongh' r. nc dep~ :" F.
IA 'on Rouge on n rfF ssy'tgry t34a,
MI a negro mar vino gql.s hamael.
FRI Tom. 8 fngt . ibchee E.ka, abeut
ssv/<~~ IS ye4fa Of scr, sfgas bt.si. sloqbf,
ff".n Richmond jail Nadisoa f.sigh. Ia
end says he belongs 70 .sacpil Ttlt.aans, III
digop chprt" fWl3
The o~n"r - re4rage4 - ss1,!ty :. iii H.
la~, and 'akn h.m 4Hay.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

A las ftRl4 FOUR III EDMtnrA4,1'
lie atight.lrlof,oc fcg 1iots ct L. public.
en general gail went DC fccevolr ul grand
asgoflltlhpi do Tres hGIiem merchantmen Ltllcf
que liabtllcGienns tasrefanIIee7 afct!...a g. lie
goht, prapfea pots il eatnof 4 4 fat dsa ~.
r%ahgemena raif tacaYoe dfs TIA, cAaaGircg
Ghtl PourFa veaGrG a aLe.t b.s pftx .o,,r d.
compliant cu@hhcgn aetfe ;gapaein ian cefie
vile, Ell invite h. public Il a&An sur acs
marchandjces agaNt 'a1iictes a%lllenrs.
D. SANGEE.
IL few. 2 rue Latavette.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
Fiat pn Ia LOUISIANA.
i"rotse pEst Baton Hopge-Cour IN
Troiai&tne District.
Isabel Domiogac.,
Innocence Balnc. y mlde.

go. tJDfg
Ynoccnc,o Balncz y m,de. ;
q JanTisr iasa.
Ccttc action eat lne't'gtc pr Il tl-ignante
co1tfe aou mar pour una efraratI4a II .%crf,
- pour Ie recouYrefDcnt II l4dr@<8@1t:on
nmharrasee DC ses aeafrea It d. :,1re~ H.
! pcrlrc "a dltc prcpr.i.r. EeEr rant II
enregtsirc coatre Ia G&ttEi51r. It 4:<4 .ntYs
ludictaj.cs s'ttant soogjea ca. cotp2rarfc
pogr reponirts ~. ~2so'ioI. II. c.h,G. &c h
pllalgnante, ceIo@f En-: ar7o.ats Yosr sue IA
plsCEia:e. par yts=s4a Iatn e. 5sagratnt f.
nal e L c"uT ftaGr d'opinj@z re Iey aIIega
t.rse .ats Il rftsfsG h. i. -4afc into s0nt
plcintiettf~ cEs znnsa ras Ia Iii IT lc ttmo,-
gEarc. 3s@tal ct aEtrsnsan'. ofcrt dams rettc
ratsa ettaila Isefe III gref" n csi Done or-
lonnf. azIGge ~ GGcfEte. cue gsabcl Denim
guea soit It cir e5t 1ectarte TIRE s6paree en-
prtprieff 70 son man Ynocencr' E1'upz =
Nnr, ct 7a'o'lc Tcconvrc, cotnr1g u ~ts4+oprtct
parapterTalt ct eersric, n0#stssicn i; fnt H.
terri, avsc toetca in n tl'oraI.onf az; s.
'ronvent, dans le tarrc-lN7. I, dx<a.rctic par.
re Dc y 7ilF De Faton Roqyn eeen'tc par
A. cras-. qn'eilo arquit IL e.. Acdsta, par
aG'o pasat Pardcvant rs, ~caejer, ju-c It pa
ro.Cco, lc 8 JUN ls,5. zrs.l la c~sc,arc9 Han
nan Ct e21 cEr-Gt i34Ec. 7r+1:a par ~I,"I1titr
'r:@~ v.g3. ~s G+d, Y Y. Lore1'o, par acro
~1oto{'a, csTa7t Ch K 7 cesIcr. na,a.rc purac.
,, ~ %ovsnA-o ~, St aus dea divers ~
tc'es Dc meub!sc Il ITS il crls aa,s q SHE.
due i, acconsPtE04nt 4 o,t, N de "a g}ar-
gnantcs o'.qA's,ss ~ 5i-ene7, ccHtre sga l.:
ala7t - "a E21.Eo1 co cent "i1gi-G4afra p,7s
'~c@ & -lnr-an.: sols, rcels par ~ i z win
F,S q aY?c':.tI9 5-g1. sly - ,-1qrit,-. Z
--a: II IL n=- c1gr u Teg5It:..-r ..s.4 y
1o7noe, IT les fra1a II dit 7roear
Or ~J7"v;e-. 1913
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
TIE LIFE AVE stIECHE3 or THE
ION. HENRY LAY

ZION. ~ tLAi,
III. s-bscr:hcr ~soItcits the appreciation and
patronage 6 III. Clay's friends in Baton
Rouge and BE nelghborhood 10 this undcr.ak.
ing, The work viii be published in the ccursc
Of MAJ OF dune by Robevt E. Binly 4 Ce, NJ.
Z Park fon, Ven York;, IN two fargo octave
volumes Of NOR: than 1900 pages. The en-.
hellishmcnts, sp!endld'y cxeeuted on etesl BY
DicK, consist Of = fn.i length likeness Of Mr..
Clay, a view of.lG humble dwelling where he
was born N hanover Co., Va, another Of
p" Ashland,' his beautiful seat nearLexington,
NY, ard the monument erected on the Cum
behind Road near Wheeling. Va. This cdi,
tion is recommended by the general cor nai1tee
OF Democratic Wing Young Men "to the favor
Of their wing brethren throughout the Union
It has also heen conn,eRde9 70 the whigg e
the son;h and West by Senators.
Mangum, Of n. Caccllza,
Berrjen, Of Georgia,
E'rlttendenY II Ycn,ck-,
Hhrehead, Of do.
Barrow, Of louisiana, ana
~ Henderson IF Miss
3tis the full :nts2tioE 81 T.. ruhltshcr1 =
cosfue their issres &c sebscrFoers onl..
hr, George A,5ti., is ar1a'-ixcd to cbta.:
subscribers IN Fst3a souce and z~eek-o4~-
hesa DAM nA-L1EY
20 may IS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
Tie Pittsburgh American says

he fittsbhish American says
Something new comes to III every
dag. at Cincinnati they hnvo common.
ced the Manufacture Of II very neat and
useful article of floor and henrth cloth,
from hogs hair or btistles. They IRE
,lrat 5oftened BY immersion for n given
tiEiai in lard ell. and then spun and wove
into cloth, with tho different arrangements
o., natural c0iors that fancy Dictates"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

Ditb@to Nashville, Tenn, On lie lGth
lHne, Mra. tAtrHHtSf TrfsIFa ofth.a ntnp,
The life u kffa, 7, was Remarkable f7f I'd
pietg and charitable otI.ets many #rta lta
poor Mf:e felt The influence of lnf ~topniy, 10
did also Inc Mathoilst Ebihanpal Church, Of
which shd van & ma'nbef end i stf7ng uuf.
port.
Dttb Ia the Ioutsiaae pantoo,.,t, I'd,
Wednesday laHt, tho uotottnea .Tqck i1tfv
Death han granted tho prisoner an eternal 10
ptiese,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

SOLITARY eoEfiaYMfEf~=There haa been
but one birth IN tho village Of Lee, Iowa, IN
the past yeaf,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

a Z FLOUGIE-srHsrox sIv--s-.
U Residence, East Of the corrt bouae, y
the house formerly cccSl:c5 ~ Charles 2
Tfasis-. sa.r- F-1i~
dee II Is
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

M~AYORALTY.
THE price Of fresh -four being 81 IS per
barrel, the bakers must give, the ensuing rtek,
as ounces Of bread +. : dime.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
~hsVOLUTloSAKY uERD

The iih If July lsa5. was celebrate,
ia tie usual mHaiier, with civil aud mill
taft sfjeteiIEa. Ia one Of the most tsBsi
tofahle towns ii eaatefn Pennsylvania
In tho evening Of the day a.pahlir iaatiYn
whs held within n brautttuI asagA IL iii,
suburbs al the towa. ihe toufInittt.s a
arrangements. by request IF The efHtnt
appointed ff Tho 1era4ion. Mr.. =, col
lested all The revolutionary geietaf 10 t.,at
oo,'td lind within he e9fnpass Of astnfa.
m'lsal and arranged, tliefn with foe rff"c'
81 either Hiae 81 tho etatf Of the pfaaldsbt,
Every titbg Heht of oltafminfly-ihe
dinner iYta excellent thu zine sns sirIi.
e'ens. Ito nuait VIM Hhnl cheering and
Tho t"'sta patflgsie. After the declaration
"i independence ans tend. Nj. f8ae
ana hdafesshd thu meeting IN 4 atfain Of
eloauenee which called forth henri feIt sud
fiPtnfpd4 ltfeta n applique. 10 dweIt
rmllleiitnlly 81 tho hnfdsIi,ps and rftva.
ti6ns Of that lsitla band ot ~liatoe= who
fought EeHitla nuf balogrd Washington
through TINT ttrtt6rHb'e struggle which
ended IN tho g%lutloua ncf,irfrtnHht 1r our
HTtii"a. In the midri Of his l,4eoutae,
~ turned fatind tG tic I'D vetnfatts :gj,oas
m"isinned eyes showed hog tho chord tl,ni
hw"ks IN their faoolleetIona was touc1irj.
fe suddenly qnesiignad . sllpof .herded
EEptttHgonafian
What battle haze you fought il, my
oil lfiehd@Awob't you toll nHf'
j 'ro7pod The rF1ndyElr #ith Waal,.
HF'7n fought III tof!sto.p II. and aaw the
dut5bndef 81 l.oFd CofnwaIlts.'
and YOU. continued tba orator.
"ns 1T BasHibga md | tell goti it
our hearts good 10 sro the ret! eonl4
%tnhfeil BY Tia with ttirlcd ]baniiefs and 70.
veFafd arms 'iho looking fellpw9 they
were too
And }onT
~ waa with General Greene through,
al Tho southern campaign, and fought with
him ~ every battle
And You, where were ;hif ~laifaIa
won =
'On'ho #tn, ahaHprnl The I'D weather.
beaten tht. was with Barry when he
Tho proud Bfltons thai sec wrfo rs
'nyintible on the ncrhi hs Oh Ito land |
The cheering wna Tremendous.
Tho orator wont on. And .o,i, tell
Ia where your honored enfIand4 were
,nrned ! arcal. old father. upon what fold
IF blood did YOU behold victory pefehed
'ron our flag
Wy. J6r, | wash nj Trenton
Under Washington, gallant eulI.er,
in'Fof Washington .
'oh Va. | vaFh oobJer Warrington alao
'tn Va sonrcndrfrd.'
Surrendered, whit do you Hehh ny
I'D hefnl surrendered =
Wy va. hynheef 10 bo sliro 20 500.
endofad oondar shenLetol Washington, |
'ss one ef The llasstnnsl !
= Imagine, render, tho sufpfIao Of tf6 M.
tho monehia1y suspense. and the
'eaienlng rom Of laughter and pIaudits
Int followed.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01
t.,I.T JOHNSON,

-7-@ u y TTC--T-T
Is -s!'.se IT'S 8 s-si.t es. 1oa:o. ~ I -
"-:.ine, s..zEis.-5 II zreE
17r1:a . wr-Iu2C7.--ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

Steamboats, 81 .s,c Ericsson plan arc
Coming into very general Use, ane tareat,
en- TO supercede The use Of sailing sareis'
packets in our inland domestic intercourse.
The Albany Argus has the following no
tico Of one which has juat appear red there ::
A new kind of water craft made IFS
appearance day before yesterday, from
Hartford. called the 'Moha vs. a schooner
rugged, sharp and sea built affair. @ith an
engine and propellers Of the Ericsson or
der astern. She measures 100 feet keel,
i3a feet on deck, and % feet beam and
her hurthen is 225 tons. She is tho first.
of 9 line Of steam packets which are to
run between Hartford anu this city. Her
speed IS sald to average seven miles an
hour. and Der accommodations fey passca.
gers good. IS a freight boat, however,
tor which siIo IS chiefly intended, she of.
fets great facilities for transportation
making tsa passsEe bet~oon the two pla.
ces in Is hours"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

tt@a ~ a MARE pr z a1-a.-2 s.,s4s.s
"a Prime s's.. 2. . L bal, 7G c7-5s
5e pan rorr DIX e-1e
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

\ PSoFEEr NOT Has,o&ss-Lrergo Dow
some years ago propheried that there VIZ ld
30 IN the year lsf3 no King in England, no
President in the United Slater. ara there
would bs snow in June. The two first points
Of the prophecy We all know arc fulfilled, and
now the Rochester democrat oomeg to Us with
an announcement tina, snow fell in that city
on the first inst Il also. fell in this city on
the same day. Thus old Loren1o has OWNED
t.uly-S Y i.Ye-icaH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

"htE, ~ f~if.tTICt-
thereby certify INC foregoing 70 be a ,r4e
copy Of the original indignant.
jnnc17 - 4 WINTHROP. Cletk.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-01

June 80, 1919. 81 St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
ANTI-CAUCUs
WITH EHs
]. CELEBRATION OF THE oofl

i Y CELEBRATION OF THE 2QD
/ lnpassng Elk Branch Church on the ed, l MOTTO
ed large conyocation Of the citizens Of your county
assembled, as supposed, 10 do hnnor 10 him who is
\ Justly styled the Pater PsiriG. Filled with the
hsowed feelings, which this day so unayoidabIy ge-
/ neratss. mingled with the crowd 10 pay nv ho-
msgeto the memory Of the founder Of our Great Re-
public. After solemn and appropriate prayer from
the minister Of the parish, and previous to reading
the Farewell Address, F. Washington, Esq. as
learnt, from Charestown,) delighted the audience
with remarks eloquent and patriotic They were
throughout true In their philosophy, they we're
beautiful in their poetry. The theme was happily
chosen, and very happily Was IL h4n61ed Affarding
fine field for reflection, was a subject placed
before an audience in mere impressive lsnguage.-
Indeed there we're passages - his remarks which
seemed inspired from the same source which
s'--touehed Isaiah hallowed lips with fire."
The Farewell Address was read IN clear, manly
snd impressive voice, highly ereditahIe q the rea-
der, the day, and the society which selected him.
MIR. Robert McFalaad then followed in an Ora
tion patriotic in lis tendency feleitous in IT'S matter
and style; and ID powerful Language urged Tie inn
portAnce of Education Indeed, Messrs Editors,
It needs no argument to prove. that the edaestpn Of
the people ought 10 be in keeping with the genius
Of their Government, and the character OF their in
stitutions. There should be constant affinity be-
tween them
Tie church was filled with an intelligent and re-
spectacle auditory, and neither the Rea,er Ora
tor could have desired more thorough proof Of The
favour with which their eff1rts we're received than
was manifested from the frst the last sentence.
Notthe slightest sound the voice Of the speaker
could be heard; except IN the ~srm but subdned
plsuits which burst forth Occasionally tie speak
er launched into an eloquent expression that rovok
ed aliule interruption.
That the American People may long hold in high
reverence the memory Of WAsHIseToS. and eoniin-
ne their celebrations upon the several returns ohat
day. Is acknowledgements cURTIUS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
ARRIVAL n TIE sTEAM SNIP ACADIA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM SHIP ACADIA.
The Steamship Acadia arrived at Bos-
ton on The 18th ult., bringing intelligence
! from Liverpool 10 4th ult
The British Parliament was opened BY
/ commission on the ID Feb. Queen Vic
I toria vas not present on the occasion. In
the ROYAL Speech, which was read BY the
Lord Chancellor, the Boundary Treaty
/ with the United States is alluded TO in
complimentary terms The speech con-
tains the following paragraph
q By the treat. which her majesty has con-
cIudsd with The United States OF America, and
by the adjustment Of those differences which
from their long continuance, had endangered
the preservation Of peace. her Majesty trusts
that the anicable relations Of the two countries
have been confirmed -
A new Governor has been appointed
for Canada. in the person of Sir Charles
Mstcalfe, the late Governor OF Jamaica,
who is 10 come out in the steam er Colum-
bia, which sails on the 4,h Of this month.
Money was sbundapt, and the condi-
ton Of the Bank Of England as regards
bullion excellent. there 5ting upwards Or
eleven millions sterling 10 her Golfers, OF
rather more than one halt Of the amount
Of circulation. The rae Of discount for
irsi-rate bills i quoted al II 10 per cent
The French Chambers were opened
BY Louis Philippe in person on the Glib
uliimo. Ia discussing the address TO The
King on the 3lst, upon division on the
Syrian question, The Ministry were plac-
ed in critical position BY having been
defeated by a majority Of three votes; aud
at the latest accounts an amendment was
pending which it was supposed would de-
eide their fate. Mr.. Guzot declared EN-
Phalically on The next day after his de-.
ieat. that be would not open any negotia-
lions Tor The modification of the treaties
OF 1881 and 1888. until be saw fair pros
Tecis Of obtaining that modification from
England by common accord, and with
success i
The Regent Of Spain has dissolved The
Cories. which induced the belieitha The
spirit Of revolt had moi been con fined 10
Barcelona. The new Cor.es are 10 NEE
+, ia April, till which fine the control OF
Government will remain with The Regent
/ and his Ministers.
| The British Queen was much damaged
on her last voyage.
The Queens accouchment is expected
10 about four weeks. \
/ The difference for some time existing
between The Turkish and Persian Govern,
rnents had recently led 70 acts or hostility;
but as each Of these States has accepted
the joint mediation d Great Britain and
Russia, her Majesty enteriains a coni
dent hope that their mutual relations will
be speedily and amicably adjusted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
Election Notice.

NOTICE ID hereby given, that an Election
IL will be held on S.lTURD III the lsth III,
q sd.dRCH, iasiani, 1t the following places, fol
the elsction Of 0VERSEERS OF THE POOR
TO wits
Isl District--Shephsrd al Daniel Ept
lsr,k tavern, under The saperinienience Of Chss
Harper and De. sQaisley, or ei.her az them,
% Disiriet--C hHlsstonn, atthe Courthouse
under the superintendenee Of Charles VI. Ais
quiih and Leonard Sadler. Or ether of them.
50 Dlstriet-Smithheld, at Henry Smiths ii,
yern,t under the supeFintendeace Of John Z
Smith, A. c Timberiake ana Waiter ]. Burweil
Or either OF them
18th Dsstrict-H aFpeFs- Ferry. at William Cor,
rellis tavern, under The superintendent of Johr
Molst and Gerard B. Wager, or either Of them
THEE persons 10 be chosen TO act as Over
seerso Of The Poor for each District
RICHARD DUFFiELD, shstie.
Cbhrlestown, March 2! lS43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02

Presidents Message. We have taken an
opportunity Of intimatiEg TO the United
States the construction we place on the
treaty. (Cheers.f trust, sir, that |
have said enough to sstisfYihe house on
this point; ] trust. also. that although
compelled 10 avoR a material difference
Of opinion between tie two Governments
upon this material question. have stated
this difference Of opinion with the aspect
which wish 10 maintain towards the high
authorities Of the United States. (Hesr.
hear.)
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
Notifies.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN,
I'D EnINfsI, a L, I, ri X.

Agreeaoiy to resolution unanimously adopt
ed II meeting Of the Dsmocrstic Party OF this
county, he'd Al the Courthouse in Chariestown,
onlt the Third Monday % December last, meet
ing Of the Democratic Voters is requested lie be
held ia the town Of Smiih6eld. on Sataraag he
25h iastant--in CharieStown, On FRIDAY TIE Ord
Of March ssrt-i in Shephsrds.eHn, en- Satndaa
tbs IA Of March aerf--sna q HarPers Ferry, on
Saturday the 4fh Of March next. for abe purpose
Of appointing delegates 10 attend . convention
ia Winchester, 10 nominate candidate for
Congress, and also 70 appoint Delegates TO meet
in Charlestown, on ne TAird Monday in March
nsxt, 70 Domiuaiecandidatea for The Tirgiaia As
sembly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
TcNpPRANcR

A Meeting OF The Shepherdstown Toisl Abssi-
hence Society will be bald in The Lutheran
Church. or Friday EFeaing ntrt, At early candle
light The members and citizens generally are
respectfully invited to attend. An Address NAV
be expected on the occasion.
shsPhsrdsiown, March 2, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
FOR RENT.

FENHE undersigned has for rent his STORE
u HOUSE, atKerneysville, jefferson ooun-
y, Va, immediately where the Rail Road eros
ses the turnpike, five miles from Shephsrdstown.
Inc neighborhood IS wealthy aud thickly set
tied. the above establishment is worthy the
attention of any merchant with small capital
who msy pc DESTROYS Of doing safe business
Possession will be given on the LIST Of April
Any person wishing 10 rent, can know my terms
BY applying 10 me at KerneysvilIe.
~ JAMES A. KERNEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
AFINE OPENING 5!
STOCK OF GOODS
roR SALE or EAsX TERrTs.

4RBE subscriber, desiring I'll change bill bust.
= ness. offers for saie, bis ENTiAE STOCK
OF goods, which consists fiI parf of Clelhs,
Cassilnores, Cassinetts, Caiicoes. ala eli lotlar
siticIes usually kept ina country Store. Bs3aa
anxious 10 settleiup his BUSINESS bewill oiv,& J
great Bargain ih his stock. Which amounts 4,
about $4,000. The situation of Ithe store i arc-
Of The best in the valley for II Country store
Tiers being no other stand nearer thanfs6ens
-herdssown, that being At a dfatance or S miles.
The store room IN which the goods arc, can DO
had for term Of years, orsh9pld tue purehaser
prefer, they can be removed.
Terms will be made easy.
PERSONS desiring any further information sri'I
please call on lhe subscriber at Hntdscrabols,
Berkeley county, or ~ letter, adafess- him st
Shephercstown, Jefferson Codnsy, postage paid
i. w. iCHAPLlNE.
HaFdscrabble, Va y an 4 IIS4a.-at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-02
THE MARKETS.
THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, Z
Feb. 81, 5P. NJ.
offering Of Beef Cattle 4

Feb. ", D =. III.
CA y offering Of Beef Cattle at
the morning amounted to 405 head,
and til TO about $40 head at prices rang
ing from, ~ for inferior 10 50 IS per .I0o4bs on
the hoof, for prime quality, which IS equal 10
ga IS so net. About 65 remain unsold
FLoUR.--0n Saturday there was good in
quiry for howard street Flour, and holders
generally advanced The store price OF good mix
ed standard brands to 1918, but without buyers.
To-day the same price is generally asked, but
we are advised Of several sales al 50. 65a with
less active demand. The wagon price is I'M
steady ID
Sales on Saturday of 1000 bbls City Mills
Flour at 90 IS, part cash, and part on time with
interest added. " !
GRAIN.-A sale Of 800 bushels Virginia good
red Wheat was made TO- day at 7s cents. Tho
SNAIL lots brought in by wagons sell At 70a IS
cents. Sales of Corn to-day at 43 cents for
white, and As cents for yellow. A sale of a
small parcel OF Md. Oats to-day at % cents
WHISKEY -Sales of Whiskey on Saturday
al IS cents for hhds., and 10 cents for bbls.-
To-day holders ask 90 cents for bills, but we
heard Of no sales