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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
MIIILltIINlE1RM.
Miss Mcl0nald,

I'd ESPECTFTILY informs the Ladies Of
10 Chsrlespwn and vicinity. that she has
just receixedybe Latest Fall and Winter Fashions
Jor .Nil.insryand .Naatua Making. She returns
her thanks all those who have favored her
with theVpatronsge heretofore, and hopes, by
an sssidJbus desire 10 please, end promP;itude
ia buspess, TO-. merit the continuance Of the
samey @
sc51Her residence IS on the cross street
Souh Of the Court House.
(et IN IQA1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

a blind man having shreW for bis wife
was told that she was a rose 4 doubt il
not, replied-he. sfor feel The thorn. d.i.
lys'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
DE 81 WGSRBEo

nR. MCCORMICK respectfully informs the
~ citizens Of Jefferson tbs be viii visit
charlesiown on the lei NoTeubef, and remain
two weeks only.
Oct loft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
aT&W @ALG
AND
WENTEB FOODS.


/ CfEO The ciiizebs .of A6eld and The ru5lie
4 generally we WOO. Say, bow isyour time.
70 gel basgsins for sIpsost pothiug. We have
just returned from tbe Eastern Markets. whore
we have phrehased large and splendid sssort.
meHt Of goods which we are now Offering for
sale a as low ifnoi lo~er pricss as tbey caa
be had ia this orysny other esteblishnent Il ~
county. 49,
Our stock consists in part as follows
Cloths Of alLeoIers and Qualities.
etain and fancy ca ssin..----.1--- u e
.-~tsSs-rsss sstfa Testings, 80
Merino DO
Red, v hile and fellow flannel.
Brown and blesched Canton do
Brown and b.esched cotton. M
-Jaconet ca nbric,
Swiss and book muslin,
Plaid ard striped muslin,
Plain and figured bobbinelt,
Lace, edgiugs and ipsertings,
Aud every other article usually kept a 4 re.
tail country store.
We would say TO cur friends and 10 The pub.
lie generPlly, that they would save money by
calling oh THoS LOCK- & co. :
Oct ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
TRUST SALE.


~ 2 4, ssrilsiof deed ofsTraSi executed 10
49, loe7s as iEgslessS by John Slri-
~ - - esy o. ya,y IsSSs sadef record
es.. sss.4 oiaee y he County Court OF JEFF
s.b M q eoeu.y, l9r zoe purpose Of securing
which tebihy eoqsenl decree Of he cirs,;,
Superior colEt or Law-snd chspeer, "a 1ss.
ferson conris, prqhouaesd Oh re 3isf d,y 81
Msy lat, was stsriained 70. be tbe .,,r ~
S5il3.@ah iatefsl from the ? ist day of Febm.
ary, 1872, CD ia, We shall proceed 70. sell. A
public suction for cash, before The float door az
4Ee co1ri tsate 1of. - i5ssse. .0osssys Derwsen
The Eours Of 10 o'clock A. M and 81 P. ei., on
.W0ads Ne Isth day n .ssrsniter s,e<i,
/ being cogt day,) alt Mat certsin TRACT OF
LAND VIII the aPpartenances,s lying 10 The
County ofJeHerson, upon the Shensndoah Riv-
er, near yarpers-Ferry and commonly called the
. conveyed TO d 81 said sirider,
b saiSdeed containing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
-O3O ACRES.

or 50 mach thereof as may be necessary 10 sa-
lsfy lie said deb. and interest. The said tract
of land is lhat on which said Sirderi now re-
SIDES. and Is a valuable and desirable property,
especially Oh account Of the MILL SEAT and
other Water Rights belonging 10 it, Such nile
as IS vested IN Us, which Il believed 10 be indis
puiahle, vii be made 10 the purchaser
WILLIAM LucAS,'
ISAAC FoUKR,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

AsfFst n !. uoRf,se NCER!--k feN veske
zsses his vetyhy shd refsrsd inaissee.. 1919
sallsd upaa 5 dsrsss sneasipg q hiEs y y y
Coansy. ha, 1.isrf<i - VI seIhe'ess''ss ~ II
- sfsner II A,,.lsnd. 2 iiEsnr thtt
r. Ire coofse Of loaglile, &c sa'o'
"a Nj been tbs foslone % become aone
ar rs acquainted wi,h aal he gtfe, ms !
this ea0atry has produced. he hse ~.
Ven hacds4fid convtfset ufh TIE ese Z
81 h;s County. CsD1 Eashlns'on e
lad vofe3 Ecr and was "a terms u p,ss
go so,efeenfse nilh The imaorlal ye. !
tss.on ana smoos 81 the nosls splE,'s
eh;r1, 4 had been his pside % Socw' e
,.s<., kaex pafer psblot spso moTs
s,ssnsIv and iaishfally devoted % she
wsif,,e Of his eouoify. ihaa HEsRf sA - l. 5
with whom be vas lamllisrly sea 1870 s'.....
t...esre s<mfs 81 Ills ehasssisS. IGN *
= ~ es,o. ID he fsq1aiasnncs q ~. .,5i +
1919. sith sle /; seItss and
I III 5gssss him bffcugh fes~sfd . y, ~
| sta z. :,
p.args Yen re fern Of 40 Ga lr;sead
il ysseAzg Nu1L on Monocsev hi 6;
T hln lsigL on i Oae thousand E;g5l
seaso2 an Itiyig- E'fiekf g aio1- me-.
Inn nepnt and an'Aslf Of shliIed cosa.
s sur, xttxmlasisr III csrseLioaiun.
u
$40 ALicriogs. "A iIliciiop1afe
1slIow 60 - ne .sss'is-~ssths piovSs'n TIE
and the E 49,. ane prpniag Ire % sine
n ."ass 20 + ss'o'-Jsy.
o,,sn = ..,s.y con nf;ec good grace. will
fersd y"'e 'eis'snie man oeneflf Goa.
- "a ~ one.
scs1kstf -. -, -
those - !. 80 80 you DONG Wild
vas dIlI;no &. ' s 49, 70 an oineef who
day. ss''' i'spy " muster
idea boE + 49,, = = a1N'ns we young
Dean swift say. wom., -, IL,
her s,ockA ), III. y. ~ ~J L.s ny knh
hair. BIT *, her I;n.N.e5 ,L nsF
needle bu.l II IL '.tI: H,'es ~ nef
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
Family Groceries.

aihRiy Groceries.
w = nate paiu SPECIAL attention to these.
~ -, les.loe oI ous Present stock Of Groce-
s. Tars;l;s .an IN connasnce recommend them
cash Aa9ng shem may DO found, for
Porto Rico sngarGat 8. 10 and IL
Beautiful Loaf ddtat l2l 10 ia
Rio, Lsguyraapd java Coases .ta IN i II.
II ga "a ana 0anpowder Tea, Imp Tea from
Mould, Dipped and Sperm Candles
N O.and sugar-house M',lassss
Soda and water Crackers cSss.a
Sperm Oil, Spices, .ssc
Mackerel, Shad, Herring, saltSkc
Also, Ross's celebrated Famils Ela,,.
All Of which viii be Sold at reduced nr;ces for
cash ~ MILLER & WoODS
Sept 26. "ooD'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

Lei no man ever expect to prosper in
tn's IRE. or gam the respect and esteem
q DINERS, wliboutan undertaking course
Of integrity ard virtue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
coNrA1urMG 2sa AcRzs,

Lying within four miles az Chsflestowa. an2
Beautifully located This is a PARK Of The iract
which belonged 10 the late VIM. Lee, sad adj
Joins The psh bought BY George Humphreys,
Fso. TIE hole having been conseyed " Fer
dinando Fairfax 10 VIM Lee. 25th Oct s794.--
Il IS well known on account of its fertility and
Terms Two thousand two hundred snd for.
.y-Eve dollars, with interest thereon fyom LIST
August, 1874. and the expenses o. salein cash,
aud bond with good security fer two thousand
Two hundred and forty Ave dOilats, nasable on
H.u. B. THOMSON,
"a n 49,. Ira..lss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
NGNy @NOmg 4 |

HyHE subscriber. are nov rs,.;x;n~
- GOODS lor The Fall and Winter, which
~ respectfully lnvits the attention Of he pub
f ~ - amongst their assortment may Sc foundl
'p ra,s s Sasslmsrss and YssiiBgs, Of sTerysa
Sattinets, FfanneIs. Trkinr. 4
n s, from 81 cents ID 25,
D. ack and inquired Alpaccas,
Afghan Grapes,
LadiesNett Caps ST.,
Do Mitts at Gil.
Black silk Yeils.
Ginghams, Plaids. CIoakjpgs
Gimps, Bersisesy sc.
q 8as
Ksbl.tow, Il, J, HEFLEBowER 4 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
Rich French Fancy Goods.

al
>Rlch French Fancy Goods,
SPLENDID STOCK plain and fancy colored
- Silks, FROM as 10 S3. 90 per YARD
Splendid stock SLIPPED Sasins'
Rich Cashmere de Ecosse. from IS 10 Il q
Do Mouslin ifrouss95 = "a ~.
BLACK ss <. n'4- ni.eL as1sAccz,I-lstre from ga
lf1cn PlaIc LusifF' SIX warP, for cloaks,
"a do Alpaca, and Cashmeressfor 1901
New sryng, fs8 $500
Every varieryg. hekfs.
style, >dRorsted Initts. soma new
Beautiful assortment Or.
silk, Cashme REX and cottSu-ars.
Gimps, friDges, Faces. edgihgs, -.yery chean
Silk and cotton nets, wilh all other wns.
Cashmere and ESench blanket ShawIs.
SILK tasseh and srinmingS 10 eEeryvariety,
Splendid stock 81 linen cambric hdkfs nom IS
to S2,50. N.
Also Beauifui Silk and Satin Caters. and
hsfGait4rs, Ii
Fre1ch Kid and Morocco SINNERS
10 Do do walking Shoes,
10 fine, every thing that i fashionable and ele-
CANT, and at The very lowest prices.
oePt2b y MILLER ii WOODS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

Cloths, CassiniereS, &c.
9NHE attention OF gentlemen is particularly
- invited TO my stock Of Cloths, Cassmeres,
&c., among which will be found Super WOOL
dyed English and French Cloths. Of all colors
and qualities.
Beaver Cloths,
Pilot do 49,
Super wool-dyed Blue and Black Cassimeres,
Fancy Cassimeres,
Satin, Velvet, Merino and other Vestings,
csssinets and Jeans.
Flushings, FlanneIs,
Gentlemens Net Drawers,
Silk Scarls and .Cravats,
variety ofother fashionable and cheap goods
for gentemen's wear. Cab and see them
Sept &c. SH ALLEMONG.
TMoR THE LADIES -Cashmere de Cos. a
= new and beautiful style of goods,
1,sausin De Lains, Metino,
large s'sck Of rich Prints, fall patterns,
1850 r,a.ss.3g q; and Manchester Ginghams,
ne slses cs<'t--ta-AI nacea Anfons
Large eol'd Merino ShawTs;~
silk and Merino ORES Sfdkfs.
% Canton Flannel, flushed on both sides. AZ.
s3yable goods for ladies skirls,
iinsps and Cord,
iiemstnehed, Lace, and other Linen Cambria
Handkerchefs,
Linen Cambria Of superior quality,
Black Net, Bobbinet5 Green Braize,
Lace Edgipgs and 1nsertngs,
Bonnet and Other Ribbons,
54 Dsmask Table Diaper,
Huckelback 1oweling, Russia & Bird-eYe do
Kid Gloves, best quality,
dozen Mltls, assorted,
Saxony, Werstsd and Cotton Hose,
Striped and Plaid Muslins.
And many other desirable goods for ladies'
wear, 10 which | invite the attention or ALL
!. SePI26 SH ALLEMONG. ;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

q fLlcTIoKs. "A fTliciiop]afe
4,lIo~ 20 ne ssnh.s.Ihs ploss-|to The
ssopne. The prpniag LIE 70 vine.
i y ( me lpInase % iht ssfd.-Jgy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

"A s.sH SUPPLY Of ToBaeco< - 80 80
=, ssssfs, just RECEIVED md o{Vr s ~ sac
SEM 9e. tutAAE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
GREAT ATTRACTION
At Thu
BAxxxnzoRE STORE.

M - @8A&1a
fHyHE ssbsssiSess have jasi resolved ! large
u supply AZ
.sssg Fab cn1 wafer Good.
I,.99 whseh they espectfnis1 invita- The sftsn-
* Fl no eiiizsns Of Jsferson szd The adio,nS
- eeratiss fhsirss,oc consists ID part as
clo,kt ca 4, '.. md vestings al The tales,
s.'|I| Tee. and every variety Of Wool
-. |.'I1i. rhargesb:s s 6guFsa Alpaccas,
>1. N-|| I'Ecosse, EousliHe Dc Lsiae,
#. L|fins for ladies dresses,
ct4-|. " 1decherry.
Va y Eeods, coioreJ grapes, Csnt11 E.s1dels,
Pm 10 closkings fsr lsdies
Hosiery gloves, gim2s. fringes. bonnet telxst
Every VsFiety Of Lace. Esging, I5sesuug, sc.
30 Cases Boots e. Shoes,
SILK & BEAVER HATS.
Ole Bull, Fur, Glazed, sealsu s other CAPS,
RSDneis Of every variety.
fiihboas and Artificial Flowers
A great variety Of Shawls, six Goods.
Groceries cheaper Than eseri
fSeod Oriesns Sugar cents.
Gosa Rio Coffee 8 and 10 cents.
New QfItAns AloIssses a5R
Best 6gar. house siossses 50 cents.
Besi imPerial Tea 80 cents.
Good Tobacco 10 cents,
Together with large assortment of.
Hnrd,ccre, Glass aid Quesnsware,
I'aiHare, ParIof s. Cooking Stores. &c.
We believe we have nov one Of The largest
and cheapest stocks Of Goods 10 Virginia, and
therefore think il will be 10 the advantage of
purchasers 10 cali at the Corner Of High and
shenardoah Streets, Harpsrs-Ferry.
"A g. G W HOLLAND.
qssPher 10, 1874.
Cheap DOMESTIC GOODS.
a % % do 9.& lo
Heavy - d. do If'& u
do 4d0 do I5i
Fine 3-4 Bleach Cotton 81
DO - do DO SO 10
DO a do do N1oA 70
Heavy GA sheeiing i2Gis 4
Together With TickiDgs, LindSeys Furp;tuys
PAD, Cheeks, &c al unusual low prices ;ns,
reed and fOrsa by : 50, jOs''
Oct 10. Az CIV HOLLAND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

-.---T,-s-.sSn = m ear nf Cot,
k.args Ye9 re fern or 40 esd g,,sa3
ysiseAz ! NulL o. Monocsev. his rs
rin Asig on i Oas Thousand Fill
tsasoa 8tI4iyig- E'liekf q oio]-ms,.
iIasonePnt and an'Aslf ii shffled ce,a.
suf' vssn1lnsisr I'd. j cerseliioaiiu,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31
PURhIC SALE. /

aluaOle A1ahu a. AttStiQtl.
ENY virtue OF deed Of trust made By James
k6 Roper. 10 The undersigned trustee on The
9Th june. lsl2, TO secure icertain monies 10
Harriet lee. Admx. OF Thomas W Lee deed,
viii offer for sale, al public auction, on sfidsy
The 6lh day Of December ntri, ls449
Iy.l.,ohi. Tsorti Of mi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

10 this city they magnetize fellow
and draw his teeth Without bis feeling il.
An exchange snggests that the friends OF
humanity introduce lie cystem 10 cases
ofcapilal punishment, when fellow misht
oe hung without knowiugit. andthus prove
az easy Introduction inlo eternity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

40 injury connf.ed ! good grace. viii
a = gore toisfshiethan bene fif Goa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

nRARIR0N. 0asiitgs, steel. Hoop & Hound
ID fron, Tor sale b B T Tspns, 9 CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

mf, y, liIou'll gel, my pants done by
saturday Eigl ! shall be forever indabi.C
60 70 yon,-s Athai. ysur game. they VII
not be done. fegsaid lhe tailor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

a sailor locking serious 10 q certain
chapel in Bosion. was asked by The cIer.
gymaD, il be islla my change, wbereupon
the tar put his hand into BIS pocket, aud
replied, i have i oil cent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-31

-. pean wilt says woman may knit
~. siosa gs oui nothef brow she may
- " Ase' oui snoth her eyes-cuh her
nslr, o1t N Der hps-snd thread her
needle. bat vi The public streets.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-12-04

takes place TO filihe vacancy ofthe President .
Resolred That when this meeting adjourns, IL
adiourns subjectio The call of the chair.
On motion Of John Bragg, the meeting adjourn
ed. JNO. D. HAWKINS, Chnt'n.
JOHN H Patterson, Sec'Q.
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-12-04
CHEROKEE BONDS.

The debt due to the State for the purchase Of
Cherokee lands is but little reduced in amount by
collcctions-an evidence of the difficulty of rails
ing money in that region
When we look at the difficulties, incident to
new scttlcmcntS, which the debtors who reside in
the extreme western counties have to encounter
their remoteness from market and their drstlution
of good roads, we are not surprised that large
payments not made.
The lands sold for good price besides other
security, the State holds the titles until the pur-
chase money is paid: The lands are increasing in
value by settlement. Good policy, therefore, die
tates that such indulgence should be extended TO
these debtors as will eventually SECURE the paw
ment of the debt, and induce them to remain a.
mong US useful citizens.
THE CAPITOL.
deem i scarce 1y necessary to call your aftrn-
tion to the Rublic Square and the Capital. They
are befa you the proprIty of putting suitable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-02
D.R YGOOl) D..

,,,,,xrrpvY- I.5..4..f ,..,.u.f I-.,r
~" -. .Is,ss -f.al - God. Who. a.i
" .,..,'.s.. rsao4f. H. ,aroa..el psr.,..
s1ie.a'" ..i.... .I.e tr.f f..5fs 30 #i,s I#2a..
80. a. do well 10 ea.I aad eaamue l.s stock
T..alI
...,. r.
1ASH MINI. - 1.'.s'
" qu ii'e- Ia's it ',,e' ~" Tom ".#
0mhre Dr.. "i.'h ~ ~ q .a
be sufpaped ID any a'ef III Sc ftg p
EDLAlb Pam and cured Alnae2s' I fee.h 'Ha
4 Ene h'h Mef'n'' 'fee'' o. 'sl,r 75'.z.
Cashmere and o'her oes s'' American cbeI1-
just rc..''el and loo sale '' ~ n ~ u,.,agr,t.s
spii
ryRESrH anI rar'.f1n Giagaams. Go'fo.a 10.
fmbr 1arsd DO Mlnfae.ie- - -,ust rsrd
4 g. u q " i'tl>6hi.LS.
EnLAlN Rfk Blue B.k ltn'l1n La,fHngs. Silks.
Plsin Blacks. Bae BIZ Peult dc SaIes. De-
1,aesie Chameleon Silks, Plaid ard Fancy Sis
Phin Satin, Slrsencs, Scle"i> Ne-.H-' rce'd II
,epn o " lE!ShEII'S.
r ACES. Ribbons. Mas. Cloves s. Iaree stock
III IdThread Lace. Edsae. nod in.errue- asst
nie Ashhnrlon and oiher e"~ styles arcs. l..I'-
ines ~ Rich hame'ean. i ai1 md Na'ef Bon
ne nd Can R,hhoo'' y" s,g'e R9e'e 'e' s''s
Il, md Woollen Milr.-ia.t rc.e,eel A.
/ ,ep ii W HEiSKELLS.
r,r.. .. r-.,..., nm.
W.. ~, -. '',' nun
s.,:, ~. on -, ~. 49,, ~,
~ v,s - or. -.
Eyssel> sa,neils and rannel4-iu.l rec.i nj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-02

~,P7r FOR eAT.F-The subscribers offers
"a a yairable farm containing l2t 10
,cres. vol ,vaterrd-ar1na,og stream through
each fei-lav- well for cnlnyation. and and. n a
Gia gb STATE Of Improvement unacr good fencing ne,
rbore about 50 or % acres eIeareI iana, me ms,
aal,nco well tiinhered 4 GOOD and co3ve2' ehi
49, tory dwelling house with hack hndln9.
,r.rb other onr houses ID never falling sprine
" W water near the kitchen door There an
,5nndan,e Of frult trees, conslsns OF 4, choice
enar fle] Aooe Peach plum Ca.rrry w.. &c n &,
clo He on The National roae, and - ~,
la. Ia, 7 Evansville. Belmont county, Ohio' F1
further particulars epaarG OF me v sY9senoef on
ne ,, n,g''''' OLIVER PRYOR Whee'r9 Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-02
ROPES. ROPES.

@,bon1 ard for sale general assortment n
} Coriaoc. consisting IN rar as follows:
Whio 1nr'd and Manila Ropes Of all sizes
1000 lbs Packing Yarn
1000 Oalium
5oo " Broom rwne warranted good
Ais, Lines and Twiues Of every variety and size.
all Of which will he sold cheap can he pur
chased in this city or Pittsburgh.
Flov Beeswox Ginseng. Corn Broom., Oats and
Corn taken in exchange nj Wheeling Market price
f,r Cordope at the q" stand formerly occupied b,
Dorge g. Horo. No Wa'er street.
CHARLES II BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-02

ID OBfNSON X HUI L. HOUSE, SfGN M
. NANENTALPA PAINTERS No 10 w.
side Main 81 ore always prepared VIII lhe hesf
norlmer and material ia execute all orders 10 their
lin. in the hesi STYLE and ai Tive lowest rafcs.
Every description n SIGN PAINTING or GU
DING done n lac hes; manner. may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-02
SCHOOL BOOKS SC.
ygsEE.E97g =. EgGEsBs.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Bookseller and Stati0nor


WHEELING IA,
OFFERS for s1'e \ complete assortment of
Z ) Srhaal. N,aical ard Miscellaneous Boots.
p'anl roa,s. Wr'ffar qu4 Wraneiae Psrors. QniHs.
ST. Pens Errct nope-q In. S'a'es, Sc. &c I'm.
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Cr,qq a. E'iatl 10 MfsctLLANEors
Fclcctir 10 LII & speeches of Clay
Davies Arithmetic hl'-eHs Eer"re
Swift. 10 Raniu's ancient History
Western roleola,or Gf'hon'- Rome
Emerson. l. 81 md 81 Arithmetic
Gu,nerc's Suucvng nicFs' Worf
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-02
FOREIGN COLLECTIONS
TAYLOR &. MASON
ATTORNEYS At LAW,

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49, collection Of demands lhr ravneni at L1ad
1,,es. and he iny cs,igafln Of fand Titles tbrenah
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Clarke. Dorsey Il Co.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-05-09

7Ew9ddy Morning, Maya.
The two Houses in convention proceeded TO vote
for Governor.
On counting the ballots it appeared that 2o9
were given In, and Of these there were for
Roger S. Baldwin,. lI6
ChauncGy F. Cleveland W
Mr. Baldwin's majority, %
The 1t. Governor and other State Officers were
elected by similar vote.
Between 8 and o'clock in the afternoon, the
Governor met the two Houses in convention, and
delivered the following
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-30
s.,T,NG HORSES.

-. ,srson who kept sixteen 'afh's ~"
~ The GLOWING experiment WA IVA
SEES sP; ss ,1 ss, psa ai BEEN sos
i io@p ~e m5s, a, ss.s had been
,o naa. '., u S&Fsss we're fed on hay and
"heneyee55 consumed only about two and
(faIf or lbree ounces per day, but that when
they we're fed with new hay, they took siS
ounces per day" :.
This proves the expedieucy of permit
ling cattle The free use OF sal, "a, oil times
and it canno, be given in 50 convenient
fofIn as rock salt, il being much more pal
atable Than the other in refined state, enI
by far cheaper. A good lamp should a'
ways be kept in box, by the side OF To-
animal. without fear thst It vii ever be la
ken in excess Southern Cultirator.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-30
GREEN corn PUDDING.

Take OF green corn twelve ears, and
crate il. To This add a quart OF sweet
milk. quarter of a pound of fresh butter,
four eggs, we'll beaten, pepper and salt
~ much as sufficient; stir all well ioge'h'
err and bake four hours in butter dish
Some add to the ether ingredients quarter
of pound of sugar and eat the puddlns
with sause. Iii good cold or warm, viii
meat or sauce but epicures of The mos
exquisite taste declare for it we believe
hot. aud with the first service. - LouispW
Journal.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-30
GOOD CusTARD.

Boil pint of milk with lemon peel and
n stick of cinnamon. When it is boiling,
beat Up the yok of five eggs with pint
OF cream. When the milk tastes OF the
spice, pour it into the cream, stirring WE'LL
then sweeten as you like it. Give The
custard simmer till Of proper thick.
ness, bu, do not let it boil. Stir one way
Season with a little rose water, or any
thing you like. Put into cups, aud CRATE
on nutmeg.