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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

Al Doubt respecting the acceptance Of the
Office ol Secretary of the Treasury by Chan.
ccIIor B,bb, OF Kentucky, Is ended by hl, ar.
rival in this city last evening, to enter upon
the duties of that appointment. lie has taken
lodgings at Fuller's Cry lio,cl.--.Nm. htti-
Hgencer, 81 inst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

ISpEpENDENcE.-The Six,y-eighth Ami
vcrsary Of our National Independence was
celebrated in this town ON Thursday last.
with the usual festivities. The exercises at
The North Baptist Church, consisted OF an
appropriate prayer ty The Rev. Mr.. Lcaver /;
The Declaration of Independence was read
by Mr.. Wm. II. Henderson; and nca, and
pertinent Grafton was pronounced by WIN.
ii. Crans,on, Esq. The music was by the
Newport Brass Band.
Tne Artillery Company, under Col Swan.
paruded on the occasion and the customary
solucs were fired during the day. flags
were displayed and the DeIis were rung II,
morning, noon and evening.
The day was uncommonly fine, and passed
off without accident .Nrcu,y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

A sound National Currency, regulated by the
Will and Authority of the Nation;
An Adequate Revenue, with Fair Protection
to American Industry:
Just restraints on the Executive power, en-
bracing further Restriction on the exer
else Of the Veto:
A faithful Administration ofthe Public Domain,
with an Equitable Distribution of the pro-
ceeds Of the Sales Of it among all the
States.
An Honest anl Economical Administration OF
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of Thought, and
Of the Right Of Suffrage; but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment Of the Constitution, limiting
tho incumbent of tho Presidential Office
to Single Term. IL. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11
E.Httcs's.

REMAINISG ~ INV Posr orrioE, vEwroHr
al, July Isl, lSli. -'
u .fdeeytisedjetterS are placed in separate
bor Persons applying Jor them wiu please can
or "ADNEHiisEF LtyrrHs.
Abbott J w Eonncr Mrs Jane
Il lison Wan Lungstratb Henry
Andrews MERIT McRay l.
Amy Mrs Sarah Murphy Capt jain
or her R"presen. Mitchell Miss Abigail
Bsrbes Capt John Mllikn Susan l.
Balch Andrew J-2 Ncwcnmb Henry 5
Birnie Naylor Ann
Briggs IalyIn u Payne George
Burel Pele. PendIelon Capt J-ffer-
Babcock Mrs Mary son--2
Cahoone John & Propriotors of Theatre
Carter WIN Rcnshaw' X Il
Cornell Charles r Rllar Josrrh
CnlIy Capt John Ryan Mrs Mary =
CoggeShaIi Saml Sheihcd Benl III
Chase Capt ir"dk. Snow Jonathan
Chambcrlin WIN Sioddard WIN
Clark stephen Stsvson VIM
Cobb Miss Elizabeth Stanley BENZ
Champlin Elizabeth Taylor Charles
Demlng Cnpt Francis Thompson John
Darling Miss Lydia a Thompson WIN II
Fisher Isaac Taylor Mrs Eluah
Fry Wsrden Nathan e.
ranc,s John Wilson Ihos
Fuller Joseph Wight WIN J.
Grccu Miss Nargt Warren Mrs Albert G.
Hall Jas h M,ddioio,on.
Hall Lieut. John sweet Mrs Virtue A
Higgins Jos l. Jomestooa
Howard John Franklin Nathan B--2
Howard Jesse friSh
Hodges \ p Beatty John
liaghi Deborah bnlrr Jeremiah
iian Nj. J NJ u I,oh.rty james
Jauvriu CAPT Joseph lri'anly Michael
Kenny I hos II Murphy Danel
Kellogg John j. Drvlne Mary
/ lJ3.-3w. ASHER ROBBINS, P NJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

"Ths Improoed House. WJe, or Book of
Receipts (; with engravings for marketing aud
carving. Gy a Married Lady. Second edition
revised Hartford The above is the title
of volume which has goue through two edl.
tions, and which is intended as u suitable text
book for all sorts of Cooking, being tho result
of thir,y.four years personal experience Of the
writer as honse-keeper. 1t is designed for all
classes of society, embracing RECEIPTS both for
rich and for plain cooking, and Is especially
intended as q guide TO those who would coOt
,ceH, and please tho palate at snaH erpcHSc.
The publisher has presented us II copy of
the work. and from a partial examination of
its contents, we should J4dso it woad find an
acceptable place with esey 'iousewiic, who
attends personally otherwise, 10 her own
Culinary Department.
Mr.. Ira Webster, OF Hartford, the publisher of the
above will be in Newport with supply for sale in The
course off few days. lie has also Tor sale the old
New Eng gland Primer, improved, which contains 10
much wholesome instruction. II IL reprint aud fac
smile oGono Of those New England Primers used in the
days OF The celebrated Whitfield.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

o. The National IntclIgencer has the
following judicious aud saluary advice in
relation to the foul caumnies got Up against
Mr.. Clay. lie advises that no serious notice
ke taken Of them.-The lntel.igeneer says :.
Seriously, upon the experience of nearly
forty years near aud constant observation
OF the actions and motives Of Mr.. Clay, we
take upon ourselves TO assure the younger
friends ot our profession, who have not en-.
ljoyed the same advantage, that the man
does not live who can t,uIy al!ege anything
to impeach in the slightest degree the honor,
the integrity, the manhucss, ot the disutcr.
eSted patrlollm of the great Statesman OF ihr
! West. Hr Is not man to be defended
agalnt such two penny Inventions, Cs base
natures only can conceive, aud weak minds
only give credit to. Such caIGmnIcs, un.
answered, fall harmless at his feet lie lives
and brcathcs IN an element above their Lowell.
Ills very countenancc bellies them:
! "For In thn.o Ion, oof, 70 close implied,
| scorn ot base things, disdain OF ioul d,hOnor.N
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

The Hou. WIN. Hunter, will deliver the
Address before tho Alumni Association Of
Brown Uryersiiy, the day before the next
Commencement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

Court Of Prostate, .Ncwpori, July |, 1874.
NAruANIEL II. LANGLEY Executor Of the
~ last VIII and Testament of Bapj,rnin
Clarke, late Of Newport, dec, presents his
petition IN writing TO this Court, representing
that the personal estate which was Of SAID
deceased Is insufficient for the payments OF
the dcbts allowed by the Commissioners on
his estate and by judgment oi Court. and
expenses Of settling his estate, and praving
tia, he may be IN his said capacity authorised
To sell al Public Auction all the rIght. title
and interest which the deceased had a, the
TINE OF has death, IN and To a certain lot OF
laUd with the dwelling house and other
buildings thereon situated IN said Newport,
bounded norlhrrly on land Of B. Slulle !;
south on land of Charles Bualong edsl on
Thames street, and west on land Of said
Seattle, or so much thereof as may Sc Beces.
sary To make up the deficiency OF said per
sonal estate, tor the purposes aforesaid. with
incidental charges, and sGiG petition - rea d
and received and Is referred cor consideration
TO a Court at Probate, to BE- holden at the
Town Hal! IN Newport, on the first Monday
~ August next, at 9 o'clock, a. ~. aud IT Is
ordered that notice thereof b. gwen accurd-
lng 10 law, by an advertisement three weeks
~ the UrHiH of The Tunes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

NOR SALE-Onc Lady's Side Saddle
by WM. 5. NOSE.
July u.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11
G8 IS y !:4 : a 235.

In Nnrih Providence, the 1ih inst bv the Rev Mr
Hastings, Mr.. John w Briggs, TO Miss Malissa Gran.
dall, all VI North Providence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

The Ith of July in Providence, was
celebrated in uncommonly spirited style.
The military, as usual, looked well the
music was good--,ho Grafton, by a.
Payne, Esq. was most excellen,-thc
poem, by Mr.. WIN. NJ. Rodmau, was
chaste and graceful production. And
the brilliant fire works in the evening,
by Mr.. Bcals, would have been more
pleasing to the vast number who assem-
blcd to view them, ii the weather had
not been almost freezing cold
Later accounts from Nautoo, confirm
the news of the death OF Joe Smith and
hls brother The Mormons had deter.
mined to remain resceablc and quiet
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11
FRUIT! FRUIT
NEW APPLES.

Just received sud tor sale Oranges Lemons, Pine r.
pie, tucoannts. fiC,, Pruu,s, &c. &c.
Newport, July llth. T. STACY, Jr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11

low barrel. inst received aud lor sale at the Con
tecto"SrN at T. STACY, Jr.
Nrwpnrt, Juh llth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11
Newport Hank.

4 semi Annual Dividend viii he paid n,
"a tbs Bauk, on aud after July 1T.
$. CAlIOONE, Cashirr
Newport. June 27,lSii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11
Rhode Island Union Bsank.

1 scml Animal Dividend will be pad on
~ and after the ii day ot July nexl. :"
such persons A. shall appear by The books oi
said Rank, to- he Stoc khold.rs thereof on The
eth instant.
Benz. 4. MASON, Cash,sr.
Newport, June 18th, l5ii.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-11
Traders Sank.

Newport, July 9, l6li-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25


Like the softthrilIinsso The breathing wind,
- Der Aels's strings i sweetly plays,
Stoves hrst impulse oaghe yielding mind.
when Der the heartsy Dung chords IL gentle strays
But deeper thrills the music AZ its voice,
Where love for love bids heart With Eear, reioise
ie, 70 nov lev The generous impulse know, e
Of pure affection, gushing from i,t source.
Dc taste the JOYS which from loves Gean,ain fow,
ana ts'ntess Onward, hold their gliiterng course;
II boiler spheres those ehrysisl ioy have birth,
10 one 100 OF, beneath the frovns ofesfth.
They de when cold neglect with ief hand
he genial curtent Of their life cobceals
They die when Temn,eK IIi,h -. n ,,;ns 81
n their bright path the mine Of silffe eonceaIs
~ Snt on there is whispering spiriliells.
hsy 1--we Tor age, where love eongsdiat d~elIs.
rt>- eartrf-DOfn 81 fhIgs usu give,
And though each other hope the heart hssh fed,
There will the darkest hours Of woe ouiliye
Serenely still, when outward ills assail,
WHhin the heart. affections joys prevail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
NEW GOODS.

VHAVE just received fresh supply or new
Il and sea.onable goods, which for variety,
style and quslity,z Is scarcely equalled ID the
country Particular care was taken 10 buy
them cheap, so that smalfproft may be added
and give general Satisfaction to my friends and
customers, who are earnestly invited 10 give
me an early call. To name The articles kept
by mo in an advertisement is deemed no longer
necessary, as il is we'll known that for the last
II years have kept more generally assorted
store than is usualto be found 10 town pr copn-
try. Customers wiIlfeceite thanks forfpast ia
sors, and permit me TO calculate on continu-
nnce Of their patronage.
wan, ANDERSON.
Elk Branch. ApriII3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
For Tie Free Pfess.
TIE PERvADiNG PRINCIPLES or Mr.
CLAWS TARIFF


CLAY'S TARIFF.
Many persons hare taken up the oriniyn thai
IN he event of Mr.. Clay's election be 1ill re-
commend an immediate, large, and indscrimi.t
nate increase Of protecting duties snd9eiheLs
who are politically opposed 10 him, Of ara. lndis-
posed to any essential change in the s1fs hg ia
riff, are enceayoring to iDfuse inlo Tho bubble
mind The apprehension that such would sbe bis
policy. There appears % be great error ID
aH.ihis Because Mr. Cay is pnfelyI he advo-
cate of 3 system Of protection, il i mi Becessa
riiy TO Be nfsfred that be Is DESTROYS 70 are Dp-
90 the Country tariff fof which il Il NOT pTepar-
ed Ito force ple of duties which wopld be dis
proporlonateslo the productive capatity Of The
uoion--or he tendency Of which mbuld be Il
give 10 ary one Of the great Interests OF the
cDunlrg an undue advantage over The les,.N No
thing Of spreeipilale and partial ill
appear ia fhs administration Of Mr.. Clay! N9s
Thing Inconsistent with jasiire. eqlil5, and en-
lightened palrioiism-( (which fook u 4 elasses
and Interests with an equal eve. and exierd 70
all Il like measure Of regdlasionl--w be topnd
10 mar he consis;ancy 81 his poiicy Il he shut
lie shal NOT be idle on he loom, neiltf viii The
pIohph b sbfSered 10 rust ID the glehes nor The
s,a,eIv xhir, Ia fot al tbe whaH heath go.
viii e. impaired to all ) and Industry IN what
ever .nberesfi may move, and 10 whaS9vef ends
s, .,,,srsf;os may be directed Kill he assured Of
~, .ro,ection which win secure ID i. fair and
readv recompsnss. This is The pervas{ng pfins
eiple Of Clay's system, IS / has Undergo uni
formly governed his course 10 those Executive
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
SpIcndid g DesirabIe

r a ~ GU q o o DSo
GUPER Balzorines and Baraizes, best style
- Lace Lawns, new and beautiful goods
FashiOrs BILE Striped Silks (cord)
Black ditto
Gloves, Mitts,
Cotton and silk Hosiery
Fancy silk Hokfs and Points
Splendid Bonnet Silks
Rutland Straw aud Florence Braid Bonnes
Ribbons aud Flowers
Balzorine Prints, with great variety oil otnel
/ beautiful styles
skirts corded entirely through, &C &c
To which the attention OF the ladies' IS re
specially asked. MILLER lAih
: April lS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Harpers- Ferry Boot, Shoe, Hat, and
Bonnet Store.

n s. STEPHENS, South West Corner Sheu.
~ andoah and High Streets, HarpeFs-Ferr5,
is now receiving his spring supply Of Boots,
Shoes, and Brogans. Beaver, Russia, Cashmere,
silk, Palm Leaf and Leghofn Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, &c Of the latest spring styles. Ny stock
is now large and complete, consisting OF 100
packages, well assorted, which will be disposed
OF wholesale and retail, at Baltimore prices
most respectfully ask one and all 10 call and
examine, and satisfy themselves.
A STEPHENS.
Hsrpers.Ferry. Apr;l 1874 FL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
MBW SRMgxf@
SUMMER GOODS.

VIE subscribers are nov receiving and o.
-. psniag Their supply Of spsing abd Summer
Sooqs, which = much larger and more general
nm any stock hey have hereiofoFe offered,
comprising = very full assortment or
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Hardloare, Qussnsaclre, Glass,oare
Stones0are, &C.,
Io,Nh'cn ihey invite the attention Of their
H,enes ana ane pubic generally They ask
call from all, whether they wish 10 Fasehase Or
not, feeling assured hat ikeir stock viii codl-.
pare with any brought 10 the county. s---.As-
MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
NEW GOOnSI

KXyE have just finished Opening very pref
" " assortment Of New Goods, compri-
siDg almost every article In fuse in this neighOor-
hood, which We invite oor old customers and
the public generally 10 cali and examine
They will bh sold on our usual accommodating
terms. BIT T0WNER * CO.
: Shepherdslomn. April Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
CLOTHS, CASSTMERES,

YES TuN@@gf &C.
YNHE attention Of the gentlemen is requested
to our stock OF FashiSnable Cloths, Csssi-
meres and Yestings-s part Of which was pur.
chased at auction, and which we can offer at
Great Bargains The following desirable goods
will be found among them
Slper wool dyed blk French Cloths
Do DO do English do
Invisible Green do
Super Ga black French Cashmere
Ga Single MiIed Tweeds
"a do DO do
Super Plaid Fancy Cassmeres, decidedly the
most fashionable style Of goods worn
Plaid Gambroons,
Plain do
Plain French Cassimeres. So with every style
j that is particularly desirable
Plain and Figured black Satin and Fancy Vest
ipgs
Splendid assortment Of fashionable Cravats and.
Scarfs
Linen Collars
Gents Linen Cambria and silk Pocket Hdkfs
Suspenders, very superior article
Hall n ose. good assoriment
Silk, Kid, Thread and Cotton Gloves, general
assortment, &c&c
April 10 MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

To Messrs. JOHN. .Molsr, Robert Lucas,
William Lucas, Samuel 5trider, John
Littleiohp, Thomas JEhisridgs, Har-
rev Shaw, and Elias Shap
UVAKE Notice, thst on The III day Of May,
1874. between the hours Of leu O'Clock,
A. n. and 6seosclock p. ". II the Magistrates
Office =, the Corner Of St. PaulA Lane and Fa-
yeise Streets, 10 tbs cilyof Baltimofe, State Of
Maryland, we shall sake The DISPOSITIONS q chas.
A. GsmbTill, John G.. Hswess Ssnuel McPher-
son and others. 70 Be read asssidenee in suit
10 chsncefy, depending in the Cireuit Superior
Court Of Law and ehznce.ys fot Jefferson
Cooaty virginia, 10 which wdare copaplaihanis,
md Won ana others nrs defen1sal4 TouE's, &c.
WILLIAM RATLTFF
JANE MCPHERSON.
charlsstown, March 25-lw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
psIIttsdI.
THE Old FLAG
! .AIR-"cARairR Dow. .

AIit-1tC CARRIER DoNk.s
Fling abrosdthe Old Flag 10 the wintry air.
y Let II float on the Liberty Tree,
And gather around il, we chosen, and swear,
That there il shall ever be; ~.
And never Oh, neyer--shall it be fnrled
/ Till comes the eventtuI day;
When the .weIkin shall ring with loud hurrshs,
For our President BESar CLAT
That Flag shall proclaim to The gazing world
That The reign Of the craven is DER
hat the slave Of 4 soulless ambition is gones
To shame and betray as no more.
That the lbysa and the honored, the patriot heart,
Uns,ainef AS the breezes that play
Around it, crowned with Americas wregtl--
'Tis Tie ~ Son OF the Wcst'-tlESRY ELxr.
Tha, flag vas enshrined wilhihe holy dead.
The soul If the Nation's pride ~
First cbapet OF laurel, il 'eireled his heat,
And Il shrouded his face when he died.
But now from 4 pail over HARRlsoS's grave.
Il has riseh slofi to-day
Aud long rnsyfihe field Of its bright stars wave
O'erthe President--HENHY CLAf I
Birmingham Jan. Q, 1914
---2~ #
.rhis Hag sthe same one thai aasted Il ose III,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
Domcstic Goods,
nv Goods.

:, ...,;f,,l .fain and Incurred mOu9IlnS,I Jasu-
sp's. 40 baizarine lawns (real worst
Uess $3.50. - british. American and French
nr;ots, various patterns, a beautiful assortment
pf silk goods, great bargains, jaconet, camoric
md ;nshrtines. ladies cravats, dam
-. .S'r.a;e rauslins. damask table covers, hos.
-. "a .lovss escorted. summer cloth, bonnet
~. 49, - sr,;se;al flowers. gimps and fringes,
r....s. fr;nSe mousIip. embroidered and silk
tu us.. ho,,hs zines gambroons, fashionable
49, s..s;mares for gentemen's wear, French.
Fr,,ss "a domestic cloths. al kinds az vest.
tug tug ''sa ,,,.,n.ass Hamilton mixtures, blue and
American nankeens, six and cotton hd'k'is, l.
rich linens. coat checks, &C., &C., SC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
I. o Q X II = Z = i.
baltimore store, No. q.

KWyHE undersigned, dealers in general Mer-
chandize at Harpers- Ferry, have just re-
ceiyed from Baleimore and Philadelphia, and
are now opening, a splendid assortment OF NEW
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS, Of the most
approved style, and at prices nearly, it not
quite as low as they have ever sold them. For
instance thew will sell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
SPRKNG G0nnS

TINE subscriber has Just returned from PHI.
- desphis and New York, with fash iona 81,
and general assortment Of Dry Goods, Groc.
RES, &c consisting 10 part as follows, VIZ.
DRY GOODS.
% wide plaid cashmere, al WOOL. psFtieuIarl,
suitable for business coats and children, :
wear. = :
o. "a tweed cashmere. French, English, and
domestic eassimeres, All new style,
Ososss o. q: most eeisOrsted makes. ali eplOrs
Blue, black, brown, ride green, and invisible
green, '''D'e
piece Of French black cloth Of Ben;..n,.
make, most superior sflicle,
sesusgs-kich figured, and plain silk and satin.
Hsriman's French ehinizes. yard wide.
aaslE. = S. snd eaeA.As---;' .s--.sfron
New style nslzdrine and baregs for dresses,
Do French lawns, do III
Linen cambria hsndkerehiefs,
French kid gloves,
Plain black silk handkerehieTs;
Figured do do = do
Plain and figured hdkfs light coors,
Tourney corded skirts,
silk hIIet gloves and mitts,
Fashionable bonnet and cap ribbon,
DO maniua and silk do No 10 IL,
French artificial flowers,
A new variety Of Swiss and cambria edgings
end insertiLgs,
Cap mel, jaconet muslins, cambria do
Book and null do
Bishop and India lawn,
Plain aad figured Swiss muslins,
Ladies' night caps, ~
handsome assortment Of gloves, hosiery, en-
lbroidery, cap quilting. bo0bln edging, laces,
Tape trimmings all sizes,
7-s Twilled Virginia Osnaburg, VI
"a, 7-8, "A, ga brown muslin,
7-s, a., Sd bleached do
PenilenIiafY cotIons
Plaid do
Blue twiIed cotton leans
Bed ricking from 10 to 25-
No i, q ana 3 burlap linen
American nankeens ~
domestic ginghsms
p.r1ston s,nah.,,.
Ra..;s 49,
NJ d;se
ia. P Pc
p;r.hnrr 49,. ~
na~St.s e e1,a ~
DA"'aSS' ~ ~ G 1Up5
u.s., ~ N ' :
! /" t $500 I'm ne ssa .s cnesse
. q 1. !, ~, ~ y ava Soueo
No No SS US . n TV . ., 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
HATS. shoes, &c.

"a doz na,en, hats from l2 lie TO IS, gents,
49,. md infant,s Leehorn hals, silk, for, cassi-
go nj HEAVIER hats. oil cloth caps, fine city
made calf boots, only 50 IS, gents, ladies, miss
Is. aud infants shoes, assorted qualities and Pri
-. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

The British Government are about 70
send out assgndron Of ten sislSs psssels
fwar 10 the coast Of Africa, for The more
effectual prevention OF the slave trade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25
Hardware.

Knives and forks, Penknives, saws OF an
kinds, bolts, till, door, trunk cupboard ana psd
locks. shears, scissors, spectacles, rasvs, nies,
butts. rules, spoons, rakes, hoes, spades, snow
y. .,,igse mills. iron, steel. traps, two, three,
- four prong forks, axes sythes, drawing
Insvee A. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-04-25

MArRIaioNY. -Hunan life Is cheqnsr-
ed with innumelable iile: and perhaps
nothing independence Eeligion. so much
iits ns for their endurance Is The sympa
thiss and tenderness Of connuhial love
The. frowns Of the world mar sicknen us
Of intercourse with the multitude aroynd
Us hntthe endearmenis Of home Is so.
lace 70 our wounded spirits and IN the
most ciscouraging circumstances. we may
6ad enioyment in The bosom offamily az
feclicn.
There is moment frausht with Joy
That cannot be expressed
lis when We III our soals, nploy
To make another best
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szSbiis r. sss hf fa %aF qgS.s ceremony i
Toe glow OF youth and hope which IN.
vests life wilh#he halo Of happiness, ap
pear together and acknowledge their pre-.
ference foreach other voluntarily enterin
TO league Of perpetual friendship, and
call heaven and earth 10 witness the sins
ceritv Of theirIsolemn vows--to think OF
the endear;ng connection, the important
consequences. the final separation, he
smiles that kindle into ecstacy al their
unioo. must al length be qnenched 10 the
tears Of the survivor; bnt.while life con.
tiuues. they are 10 participate IN the same
Joys, 10 endure the same sorrows. To- re.
joice and weep in unison. Be constant,
man be considerable, woman be so pure
as your friendship, so deep as your affec
ton
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DoIneslics, BurIaps, &c.

DOInestIcs, BurAaps, &C.
lust received
q Heavy TwiIled osnaburg, for negro
Clothing plain do;
"a, 10, sRd 3 Brown Aasiins,
Bes. Maryland Penitenliary Plaid Cotton.
Bleachee MusliBs,
Phoenix and Lonsdale Nsnksens,
Knitting Cotton, SC, TO which the attention
or tho sasIaers and oihersin wan, Of soth goods
is politely asked. We are delsfninsd 10 offer
them on the most pleasing terms
MILLER kTATE.
March IL. 1874
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RWOULD particularly invite the attention Of
~ zentlsmeh tomy stock of CLOTHS. CASSI-
MEkEs aud xESTIN6s, many Of which are
Of entirely new style. and WILDE sold chea2--
coms and examine il you do moi purchase
April II. J. ]. MILLER.