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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18

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fiss rhsApians Il lItissississR. u as
Grlataf P--, lhr l-aarr ord o mssp-
pssfsr II ~ large uaissssAsi saf~ss !.
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lie Old nuf hssiiale 90 zee shenrssr ep-
Poftsnnes seFr pseseasd. saAd Dr..
IL. wev rsssrnsll, stssagssss bsi kn0~-
Ing something 81 rseh 0'LsE hy Espsisllan.
Trey tes.iliy inhodpced themselves. TIE
Genrrsl very snsa hired - his 81 .sd.sd.
and began lisu sr Of wsads-- aaf sl..Ubsias
that. though he might i.,l % sans.nee lis
opponent. ne shoula . ka.s shoa hsm shsi
he ~ss ne or5snary roataans. bat knew
we'll on whst grnuad he staod and hru 10
WELD The ssasd &c sselanaa ssrisIe %
good sGTsnnEe.. Tse Doelsr heard him
IhIongh; ii.t n ala.ly suInsd 10 him. aid
said. -s General p. o. % nl m ne Tor
us iocon,end. We shall 40 psobatIy con-
vince each either by ssgsaenis eser sapsn-
liaried. We shsll mai probably eonsires
earh n'her BY areunens fser opro1ae,.
Cd. Bslihere y oRe lhiag IN relation 10
fhis msltes. y hiel, deserves roAsidsfalipn.
lis ,hi-, ran Eesi your rel'eioa jssi ~
! plssss. can tura from % - IN blier
sbonns | n. Ieaa ds.pise IL. ! esaspif
On b., and .ample IL uades nv feei--snd
VT a'i.r III Il SHALL NJ sAsED-shan'I 4,
Gen. n -?" The General, oi course.
wssobI'g~e 10 assent, or g'vsup lie doe
irihr. There vas 90 TO an inr esss,on.
.Bus." added d.. Harris, @hlle The Gene
raj xss Wi hing 81 ,be eon,smpi thus
thrown upon his gods, ..Itsill no, do ior
yob 10 tsatmy religion 80. II yoo do. sou
sfe lost manl" This wss eaough--
nothing mSfe was said. a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18
From ahe New YORK Tribune.
The National FiRances--The National Dsbt--
~. Who treated If. -

. There 10 nov existing very cansitie.
rable Debt due BY The Federal Govern
,men,. mainly cIeeted 10 time oil profound
peace, aqa,usleyery dictate OF sourd ps-
Icy. Who IL responsible for The erea.
lion Of this DEBT! The. Loco Fscos
charge II upon the Wh'g.. andimmeG,ase.
Nv upon The las, or XXVlIth Congress.
We uueily deny il, and appeal 10 there.
cord. The charge has been made in 40
official .tocunen. Report OF ComHsi,tes
oiWays and Means 10 the House. in e.
vor Of breaking down The Tariff. thai tbs
las, Congress ,s responsible for SIS. 600.
000 OF Ibis Debt. This grossly unjust
statement has called out Hon. ID. ID. Bar.
nsrd, OF this State. Of the minoriay OF that
Comm,,tse. who 10 letter 70 the Na,ion-
al ln,ell,gencer his ,hreughly nsysrssd
the whole ground, and elected the pade-
ni.bls truth. This letter 10 quite long,
aud We are compelled to clndenss ils
statements. bal we shall endeasor 10 pre-
sen, tie lesa.ng facts as clsa.ly as posi-.
bic, g.
lie, US begin by viadicaiing The last
Wan Buren's) Adninis,ra,ioa--ss we
have done twice befote--on APPOINT here
on !, has been repea'edly sssailed CHROME.
ou.ly: Ii is currently stated. and ia good
faith, ,ha, the expenses Of Mr.. Van Bu>
ren's thfee irst years ~ere nearly Fosty
Millions per annnm, and al his four years
over One Hundred aud Forty Millions.
This charge is based on N official state
men, made during bis r esidency. from
The Treasury. and erav ont of silly al
tempt 10 conceal The existence Of . Pub.
lie Debt. The Administration required
aud obtained in 1891 an issue Of Tiessu-
nv Notes to meet rhe pressing ssnss Of
the Government; but would moi s.lswiha,
these notes co6stlpted public Debt,s ia
| 1881. Congress- inquired The amour, Of
expenditures for each Of The preceding
three years, exciass = gcf pay menls on
| accouns Of Public De- .Jfeessss m an
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From he Bll,imnre American.
MR.. CLAY AND HIS REylLERS

Mr.. CLAY AND HIS REVlLERS.
We publish ihis morning an sr,cle
with this tnlp from the Lexington. n.y.,
Observer. Il cannot be Iea,i wi.hounieel-
inQs OF indiensIon at the foul njushce
with hitch the most distinguished ststts-
man of this county and one ot the no.
blesl-minled men OF this age has been treat
ed By hs pnliucal opponents. $50
Ii seems that the ordeal uf calumny is
one whirh every man must 60 through
who would honestly serve his county.
The more eminent the man. the more
powerful his sLilints, the mare faithful
his strvices-so the moe vuulent ,he,
abuse, The more bi,ier the snimosuy 81
his ioes. ..@.. q. go -. ~
So coarse and ungenerous have been
The SANDERS Of some Of Mr.. Clays reyI-
ieIs tina, papers &C their own patty have
refused 10 publish the tile illusions. A
Peter burg paper declined to admit two
OF Anus kendail's pamphlets itlo We CD.
lun M. staung that one was "ungenle-
maals," aud The other "bl ,sphem"us.'
Yei other partIs hare been less sctnpu-
lons, and these miserable outpauiings oi
The haired Of man who has lung been an
object oi Goun,sseratton, as one who
seems to have lust the moral perceptions
u right and wrong, truth and Ials,ly, hare
been eifrua.ed ,hroue hou, the county tn
poison the minds oil the ignorant. and 10
.alda weak cause by substituting the at
lacks uf personal msI'gnily for reasanlngs,
i arguments aud iacts. it, w. *.@ s#@4
But such eirMt. never yet succeeded
among q generous people. As f,r Hen
Try Clay. his reyltrs msy know tina. ior
every cslumny they invent sgains. him a
glorious truth shall rse IN his vin,iica.
ton; Tor every covert thrust, iusid'ous stab
orsmteful blaw, q gsllaq. hear. shall hs
interpnsedb between him and danger. de
\ has suffered enough for his county toahe
lshielded now from further hort. The
more virulenl their abase. the more VIM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18

aimed when ne riresmsisnees sc sarx&s
90. thrsrfaEf. qaiar EnsrlesF. = lhs aes
neral eonsidrEpinss el she sompnsiaion N
MEASURES. - spisE upon dc details Il each.
General sesaIls. etnersl tspfrssioas az
laes. s,r snfheiehi Cor nnassfan6ins ske
nstnre &c .niaal drePPines. lns wsllas-
rerlained. lnvefers Ihal al lkess apop-
pings, ofsariovs ANIMALS. ronizia ssssnr
TALLY lie same salts a Goes rallle dung.
They al conlain portions az earh n ne
substances which fsm pIasss. n I'll Be-
enough for The puTnse oi' tins Rzsay.. "a.
Pfeseni "a ynnreye, EfsdeE. table. show
ing the proportions of wafer. mould, and
sails, whirh The. dnng Of yourself Nd
your stock presents. -
nsteE Mould. s.hs
Nielis-ii snd Haa
a.. nana,r. 80 20 10
sheep dsas. 1as ss.ss sss
lTsse eosiinnsdl
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SECTION SIXTH.
Of Night Sell, Hog Manure, Horse and Sheep
.a Dung.

These have not all been analysed
with the same degree of care and as Of
len as has cattle dung; some, as, for in.
stance, night soil. has been examined
thoroughly but once. Now il is not
quite fair. ta b,se our reasoningupon these
single analyses. and say that this or that
manure contains this or that salt in greater
Or less quantity than another. H.
The quantity and kind Of salts are ma
,erially affected by severalcl cumslances,
which will be considered u, the next sec
,ions An analysis, made when The ant
nal is fed aud worked one way, will va
Iry from the result Which would be OBJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18
@9oAl a90a9lgs

OH 4 MaS year rich 500.
Esaheraafs natare's bslisi bis,ahrs ftui
OR every lard. aat -
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ANECDOTE OF DIR. HARRIS. al
The late DR.. Harris, OF Danbar'on. walk
ng oUt one day in Que Of the large villages
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
NOW IS THE TIME
- FOR III
HD "a g @ q QN8 3

III
VFHAVE determined to sell oH--to bake room
il for my falls supply, the balance iof nay stock
OF SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, At cost,
for cash.
The stock is heavy, and composed Of many
desirable and choice goods EFery body in
search Of great bargains, will consult bheir inie
rest 5y giving me q call Immediately Amongst
the stock will be found large assbrtment Of
Calicoes aud Ginghans, several hundred pieces.
Balzornes and French Lawns,
|. Do :" !" 'csiicoes,
Plain. Plaid and Lace Musiins,
Do =, I" Striped Jsco1ets,
Large stock Of Thresd Edgings and lnsertings,
Isle and Bobb:nelt Laces and Edgihgs,
Bishop Lawns. and Crimpet Dinisies,
Ladies' Dress Trimmings,
Italian and French Dress Silks.
Linen Cambria and Kenton Hdkfs,
Irish Linens from 37i to 81 IS per ssrd,
Gentlemen's Stocks, Shirt Collars. &c.
A new and splendid stock Of Boneet and Cap
RIbbands,
Braid, Straw and Lawn Bonnets, very cheap,
Bonnie. Silks, good assortment, ,chesP,
Alpaca Lustres,
Hosiery or every description, very cheap,
Al hapdsome assortment silk & Pocket Hdkfs.
Do Ladies, Dress Hdkfs.
Do 81 =! Shawis,
Asplendid assortment Gentlemesh Stuts, for
summsr and fall,
II Do Boys q"
Gambroons. Drillngs, Tweeds, &efkc.
Al beautiful assortment OF Vestinga.
Blue & Brown Domestic Cot,onss from 5to l2a,
Alsrge assortment of BOOTS and SHOES.
HOiiotu Ware, Sc.-Ovens, Pots, Kettles, Pans,
Skilsts, sc. al cents per lb.s
China, Glass and Queensware-A large assort-
meni and very cheap. G
Hardware, Groceries, Sperm oil, Sc.
.f ISRAEL RUSSELL.
Hsrpers-Ferry, Aug 2-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
THE MARKETS.
on. q 4. BsIIimor. .am.rilean, 1

Z ANbNee IS - = w.
cAArEE There were 600 head Of Beef
Cattle offered for sale a. the Scales today, and
$50 sold al prices ranging from sl.l2i 10 So per
100 lbs. on ihe hoof, according 10 quality. equal
u S7.25ss3 rs net. of The balance IOs head
were driven North and I4O lefs over.
HoGS--Liye Hogs are scarce, and are worth
abouI S4.75 per 100 lbs.
#FLoUR.r-TheFe Is bot lille densand for How.
ard street Flour, Holders continue to ask 81
for new and S3.S7i for fresh ground parcels
from old wheat. One or two. limited sales Of
new have been made at 1894. There is no
fked receipt price.
GRAIN.--The market was well supplied to-
sday with Wheat, there being not less Than 49,
900 bushels al market, The largest portion Of
which was from Virginia. Prices have under
gone no change. IL sny they may be a tribe low
ef. We continue taqupse good 70 strictly prime
Md. and Va reds at IS So cts, and ordinary
70 good al 70aT6 cts. Good TO prime white
Wheat is worth 93496 cts. We quote white
Corn at ISAAC cts, and yeiiow4at 4ia42 cts
oais are seliing at 20s2l cts.
WtiISKEY.-Sales of hhds. at2iA cts and
Of bbls al 22i cts The article is DOT very plenty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22

Calico Printing The business Of Cal
leo printing in The United States givesem-
pioyment 10 one hundred and thirty nine
mills. These mills print weekly about
$4,000 pieces, and supposing that they
work ftty weeks in The year. the total
quantity Of calicoes produced BY them 10
ayear Is 300 900 pieces Of 80 wards esch
- which is about % yards 10 each female
In the United States. white and colored,
over The age or ten wears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22

n~The preparations Tor the GRAND MASS
MEETING 10 ne held in WfSeHesrER,
Of THURSDAY the 22d instant, =
Are going on with commsDdable zeal and mbst
encouraging success. The comm fiees meet
with cheering reception, and both mpney and
provisions viii be ABUNDANT
Several oEthe distinguished orators invited
for the occasion have already responded. ac-
cePting the Invitation, aud W. feel eon6dent Of
the attendance Of the
Hons. John n. Clayton, VIM, C. Rives. A.
H II. Stuart, John M Bolts, Samuel Chiffon. ].
M. S. Csusin. andy. W. Shufhall, John jan
ney, r. II. Toler, Esqs., and other Distinguish
ed advocates OF WING measures snd Whir
principles, as represented ~ The Wing Candi.
dates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency.
There will be prepared for The occasion all
proper Refreshments, plaid and unprelendiDg
in their Character. but suitable in quality and
abundauce for all, be they ever so many who
may come. We invite all wings, no natter
where resident, who can end il al all convent
eBi 10 corresponding then hearty welcome
aad comfortable sccommc dition. Our Fellow
Citizens OF the Opposite Political Party. are
cordially invited 10 come among Us al this meet
ing We oaer them participation IN The pro-
visions made for the occasion, and we ask them
. hear from ourselves our3poiaic,l principles
and the arguments and considerations by which
they are supported
We invite all Of any parti, who can come, 10
do 80, assuring them Of ., genuine welcome.
e7The LADIES are respectfully invited TO
grace the occasion with thesr presence. A SCI
parste Table will be spread exclusively for the
Ladies, and comfortable seats provided
r. ". CONRAD,
Chairman Committee Of Invitation. I
Winchester, Aug Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
Whtg Mass Meeting.

n5There will be MASS MEETING Of
the citizens Of Hampshire, Hardy, and the adj
joining counties.
On THURSD.aYus 1914 September ntEi,
Al the house Of THoM.s II sppox, on the Nortl
Western Road ,twenty-eigbt mites West Of Rom
ney. All who have the true interests OF thei
country st heart, whether Wing or Locofoco,
are cordially invited TO attend.
Aug Is, 1874. {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
5rrrHRsoN CAME mErr1Nd.

/ fCPBy Divine permission, Camp Meeting
will be held for Jefferson Circuit commencing
on Thursday The 18th August, inst on Payne's
ground, the locsi ton Of the nast year abppit
49,, -. Pernsps wholly remedjsd, 50 thai ihe rom.
.ot. Of AT tenting on the ground will Be seemed
as ise az may be- Firewoad nav be very e.siiy
and cheaRiy obtained, though no tent poles ii I
DC supplied on the ground
By what follows il will be seen that the strict.
est attention will be given to prevent interrup-
iron by settlers, always nuisance to religious
meetings.
We torewarn all persons settling or selling
any article 90 our premises during the Camp
Meeting to be held on Payne's land, and EN-.
power the Camp Meeting Committee to re-
move any who may tresrasS Given under our
hands this 9th day Of july, ls44.
John Lock, Sen. Isaac E Pigeon,
Thomas Hiatt, Henry Payne.
James Chapman, John n Frasher
Timothy Wilcox, JIM, s J. O. Coyle,
Andrew Cage. Wade and Brothers,
isaac Pigeon, Sen. David Clevenger,
Ephrsim Watson, Reuben r. Jordan.
Benjamin Thomas, William Reid
Jacob Ridgewsy, Catharine Lock.
The committee and all concerned are exl
pected 70 meet en- the ground on Thursday the
18th instant, At o'clock 10 the nornin g.to
make the public preparations necessary for tho
Of the meeting.
Preachers and friends III adjoining circuits
and stations are cordially sni ateclionstely in
fited TO come and unite with Us in this effort 10
get and TO 90 good.
Aug. 8. JOHN "A. GERE.
Republican, Winchester, insert.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
.sTi-ANDs FOR SALE.

- ~ IN A0U1
me Land in the coHHrsHs JRssrsoD and ID
Berkeley -
l. Il Tract Of $50 Acres, three miles
below Msrtinsburg, now in the tenancy of Du-
gald Campbell, whose term expires in April.
2. Two Farms Of about 500 A ores Zach,
in Berkeley and Jefferson Counties, on Opequon,
with extensive and very rich low grounds, nov il
the occupancy of Benjamin Boley.
3. My Hszlefeld Estate, Of 600 Acres
to be sold entire or divided.
A. My Sulphur Spring Tract. of s420
Acres. on Opequon, with a very fne Sulphur
Spring, which was for many years known as
Menghini's Sulphur Spring.
These Tracts viii be sold on The mosi accom-
modating terms. aid divided where Praeticablei
to suit purchasers Immedists payment Of 70
part Of the purchase money viii be required
provided, interest be paid end good security
with mortgages on The premises be given. The
FERNS will be made as easy and accommodating
As any purchaser can ask.
Il, ST. G TUCKER:
Hszle6eid, Sept 81. fsIy-f u
The tenants on the lands viii show the pre-
misses, aud give such i1formstion a. may be de-
sifable..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY

WyHE subscriber offers Ter sale The property
u on which be now resides, containing
TWELVE ACRES Of FIRST rate limestone land.
The improvements on5which arel eDsnfortable
Too Story LOG DWELLING HOUSE. Kitchen.
Sm6kehouse, Dairy. &c, with . we'll Of good
water in the yard, and tolersblc Orchard II
would make a very desirable resideAce for q
mechanic. being within one milo q Shepherds
town, Oh the road leading 10 MartidSbuFg.
Terms2wheh will be moderate, inside known
on application 10 the subscriber.
THOMAS T..MALLORY.
/ Az 90 Al It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
.uaRRTED.

sIq Baltimore, on the nth instant, BY the Rev.
Maybury Goheed, Mr.. M A; DYKE. formerly Of
this place, to Mia SUsAsNAH DuRHAM. daughter
Of Mr.. Lloyd Darham. merchant. of Baltimore
1 On Tnut sday the sth instant BY The Rev John j.
Sumap. Of Smill6rld, MIR. RIcHARD GRIN to Miss
AM SMITH--boih OF this county.
10 this county, on Thursday the 18th instant. by
tbe Rev James Ssnks, = AcoB LOcKERto Miss
Louisa PiPER--aA &C nty.
On The same day, b anne. Mr.. JAMS TAr-
IoRto Mas ELIZA PIPEh-all of this county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
Old rye Whiskey.

Olu rye " nlskcy.
a GOOD supply Of Old Rye Whiskey, IA
IN voriie brands and fine flavor. Dealers
and consumers are respectfully invited TO call
and examine it,. Also,
Good Ole Rye Whskey, copper distilled, at
37i cents per gallon. with q considerable dedue-
ton in price by the barrel.
have for sale on commission, few barrels
Recti6ed Whisky, made last fall. that I am
anxious TO dispose of and close at 3l4 cepts per
gallon.
New Englsnd Rum,
Brandy, lst and 4ih proof,
Domestic Gin, I'd proof,
For sale by S. GIBSON.
Harners- FeTry Aug 15-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22

~ Il will be only necessary for me to state,
thar the article which appesfedin the 'tspirh Of
Jefferson" o. the 18th iDstaht, very abusive Of
The Winchester Giee Club aud Of lis president,
and signed" No Joke" was from the pen Of
Washington G. Singleton, member Of The Win
chester bar. JOHN AMBER.
Prssidtni Of ne Bfnehts,.r Glse CluS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
President Of ne Isfnehs,i.r Gle on

GA meeting Of the Chailestown Democrats
ic Association will be held ion Friday evening
next, alta O'Clock. Messrsl Bedinger, Bdtcher
Washington. and copp, w III be presentand aa-
dress The meeting. The public are invited to
attend
Charlestown, Aug %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
Camp Meeting.

There will be. Camp Meeting held BY the
Protestant Methodisls for jefferson Circuit, on
the land CT Mr.. William Lynch, near Knox
Vile, Frederick county, Md, commsnciDg on
Thursday, August 22d instant.
The friends generally are invited 10 attend. .
Aug Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
DIED.

Ii this town. on Thursday evening last, Mr..
jams JoNEs, in the 6slh year Of hisage.
After painful illness Of many weeks, during
which time no murmur was suffered to escape his
lips he has AZ last fallen ssleep IN death as calmly
as an infant sinks into rest. Death has ended his
shferings and cares and the grave has closed over
the mortal remsns Of kind father, al aHectionate
husband and good citizen Strong 10 the hope Of
biissGul Immortality beyond the grave. through the
merits and sufFerings Of Him who died TO save, and
with an a5iding faith IN The goodness and justice OF
hut tncFr SOS - mrs Iunniie gnn-that now freed
from all the cares aud trials sorrows and surines
q mortal career, his spirit has tzken its upward
fight 20 the mansions Of the best 10 spend an eter-
Hiy with the spirits ofthe just made perfect
The many virtues Of the deceased, the universal
estimation in which be was held by all who enjoyed
his acquaintance was deeplY manifested BY those who
had come together to pay the last tribute Of respect
to his earthly remains X.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
CASH FOR NEGk.

WILL, stall times, give the his
: { in CASH, for fikelY young NEGS
both sexes, from ten to twenty five
age. Persois having likely servants ION
iof, win DO wen 10 cali on me. al my eess
in ChaTlestowni;,. and any commnnieas
writing lmill'Se promptly attended',os
January 5, ls43.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
HnriIA

lust received. al "a
q occupied BY F. w. & r. B
small stock Of
Hardsbare, Cutlery. Japdnned
Shoe Findings. &C..
Together with a large stock Of 1'ia.w
hand, consisting. in1pari, jas follows.
Grain and grass scsthes. @neaths. seythe SD
Rifles, grain and hay forks, shoyels spades
Lobg ahd sRoftItrzce and halter chains.
Bread axes band axes, hsicEels, Sass,
Drawing knives, turner and socket c5fseIs.
Au'gers, braces ard bits. e1trs brace. bits.
Gilnbls,s, e superior article, D planes.
Pianeb5ts, files. horse rasps, locks hinges. SCI
Cast. English blister. snd country blister ,
Sltsplsron, kuises ard fo5 k, car vers and Il
Rszors 4 strops, Rodgers superior pcn-Eu
Pruning-knjves, whise-wash, paint, hoe
other brushes, t
| Curry@combs, cards, shoe thread, pegs. bri
HALVES, pincers. avis, awE hspdles
| ma ID assortment Of XII and ket liless
Jspanhed spittoons, trunks, sugar bsaess
Nurse and other lamps, canisters. -
| Tin plates FOR harvest. assorted slz
i Bell fneltle kellIes, No wire
And ih short, . general assortme
| The aboye1ine, an OF which vii
and rsyy loo for ths cash.
Also on hand, 4 o. 500 feet Vi
i Spouling. which WI BE put up!
notice. Call and see for yourse
4 Td0U.9S
i Chkriesiown. June I3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22

HAVE Two young and good dram horses.
wh,eh an DESTROYS to sell, Also, wagon
:. ,enlst.d Tor either tive OF three horses, arg
:. r-.ss for horses. perscns wishing 10 Paf-
chase sny Of The above, viii had % iher ME-
-, - esll early. A credit 81 nine months val
res. = go - IOHN MARouART.
= ,s,, !, Der Aug 2.-7H
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dwelling House,

Dwelling House,
A large Lot Or Ground. on which is good s'a-
IN. an ice-house, and well of good wster.--
The Garden is now we'll setawith. vegetables o.
almost every kind-aDd altogether, = one q
he most desirable places 10 live al, being inc
most bealtbs in tie world, and the lands Of the
us;o hborbood rich and ihickly settled, by per
IONS II honor and sobriety, not TO be SURPASSED
il equalled, in, any place. Here the Tenn
Cause prevails oesln-
This stand is a desirable one 6 management,
ner, where he can make W.. essr o. NODE ate
ihoussnd dollars Pssberds,owS c5 IA ~. a.
expenses-no pis sss s,.' I
branch stoE,s.r.. .s.n,L s.he whole sum to be
or HsrPbe ii April, l845, the balance ~
.Tsnnnal payments, TO be made on Isl april,
Isxs ls47. aud ls48. Bond and security WIZ
y reonired. The purchaser will also oe r.
,u;red 70 take at cost. my mallstock 81 Queens
rsre. and such articles OF Dye Stuhst Sa,nu'
sn;ces ana Mails, as may be under Tap rs
terms for the payment Of them wiz Oe maoe y
suit.
VIM. ANDERSON.
Elk Branch, Aug 6, 1874. g
{ NV customers and Others desirous o
buying cheap goods. will have the oppoT.unTy
Il doing so al any time before The 2Stn ssp'en-
her ana as have many goods on mans ma ne, t. t.
NOT sun the newly selected place, sney Fht r.
sold al less Than cost. i. III
AND, 81
tvh;r and Democratic friends may
Lsss y, 4 n,s .b.nvs ~ business nlslyaresllt
suppose VA. ~ es .nd thereby iesseRlby
~ SnsnSs = q. prs.;5entjai Election.
one ne W. soIe Z ~ nv customers thai
~ouls-s a,u..r snyder's and make i
sns' az $500 use OF settling up ly hu
ny nome ~ ~ haols 81 accounts. notes o.
slnsss' an" . m;n 81 ke 81 there, and 10 by ab
nsno, %c,, snyprR will be auihotiked ID re-
cs;ye lad receipt for monies paid iorgmf