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In North Kingston, on the lClh inst, by the
Rev. J. w. Allen, at his own residence, Mr
VIM Brown 10 Miss AouIza Willis, both OF
Wicktord.' 60.
Ia Fall River, on Friday last, Mr.. Daniel
Austin 10 Miss Elizabeth c., daughter of the
late Mr.. Thomas Allen, all ofihls town.
Ia Wlbrahnm, Mass on Thursday evening
Oct Sd, by Rev. Charles Adams, MIR. Benja
min Shearnan, formerly Of this town, 10 Susan
Ann Harriet, daughter of Charles Brewer, Esq
of the iormcr place,
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Notice.

There will be CnRIsTMAs SERVICE NJ
the Unitarian Church, THIS EVEN
ING, at6I.2 o'clock. Subject OF next
Sunday Evenings Lecture, will be -
Church Doctrine S discipline in the 18th
Century.
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.@s-, ~, SHIP NEWS. sMrf; M
xgyES- 2sJsss,
PORT or EE:WP PORT.
ar HRIVE ID.

FRIDAY, Dec. 90.
Bark Pilgrim, Clarke, I'm Somerset for Eny
Of Moxico.
Sloop Helen, pi,man, I'm n. Bedford.
SATURDAY, Nov. o.
Brig Cvprus, &c and for Hos'o,, before re-
po,.rd anagdonad SIh, was boarded ?ih, ABOUT
- miles SW im Montaug, by schr Namshons,
Young, mt this port, who took I'm her the cap.
tains writing desk, containing the br'g's aud
private papers, her log book, IA s"xtant aud a
quadrant. According 10 her manifest She had
on board 2Aj tons coal. Observed no damage,
but had flag in her fore rigging, union down,
and on her quarter was written with chalk
"Do not leave Us, for Gods sake -
eI'HDAY. Dec %.
schrs Wavo,Pely, fm Plymouth, for Norfolk
Samuel Davis, Holmes, from Plymouth, fo'
fredericksburg Helen Frazier, Clarke, from
Portland for Baltimore Candace, Baker, tn
L. River Posiboy, Mastin, I'm Boston for n
York ieonidas, Berc"m, fln aud for Cutler
Abbnrrcr, Whlmore, iin Boston, for y York
/ Mary, brooks, fin NewpGr. for BaIumoro
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CoMNIssARY's OfFICF,
Fori Adams, Dec ~, leil.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received
- by the Assistant Commissary Of SubSis-
tcnce al Fort Adams, until January I'd, iSl5,
for supplying lhe Troops at that Post with
FRESH BEEF for the year ensuing the l2lh
prnXlmo.
Each bid TO be accompanied hy the names
Of two responsible bondsmen, and to be en-
dorsed "Proposals for Beet" Dec. u.
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Ladies e.aitcr Boots.

IJST received from ono ri the best mNnu-
- factories IN New York City. ~ pair oi
LADIES' ,;,ilcr Boots. first rate article, lot
sale very low Mt CORBLFS Cheap Cash
Shoe store, - Thames street.
Nov II
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The National Treasury.

The annual Treasury report was presented 10
the two Houses Of Congress on Monday. The
National In,cligcncer gives HE following
summary Of tho more important, part Of It's
contents:
The Revenue Cor tho fiscal year ending on
the 30th day Of June last, was $30,3Sl 200 03;
received from the following sources, viz;
From customs, SEQ, G,lS3,57O o.
From the public land, 2,05o,93o so
Misce ellaneous sources, 26l ,007 "a
Treasury notes and loans un,'cr
act Of March 3, 1913, 2,S77,lS 30
Making an aggregate of 3o,3SI.7o0 Oh
The Expenditures during tho
same period, including $l2,-
99s,7 ,773 3, On account Of the
public debt, were 32,o5S,s ,s27 "a
Exceeding the years receipts by S2,577, 1917 81
| This latter amount deducted from
/ the sum remaining in the Trea-
sury July !, 1913, Of l0,i3I,507 -
Left balance on. hand July !,
II 1874, of $7,S51,370 81
The Estimated Receipts for the present fs.
cal year, which will end on the 3o,h of June,
Il 1S45, arc as follows:
| From tho customs, S3l ,045 ,0IS o.
! From the public lands, 2,I39,S 500 So
| From other sources, l20,000,0C
| Making n total Of 81 i,20i ,S7i 81
! And the Estimated Expenditures
and other demands on tho
II Treas irv within The samc time,
amount to '.'' 3J,OIo,13l o.
Boing less than the estimated re-
ccipts by SI4,5oG I:
| Which deducted from tho balance
reported on hand the lst of Ju-
II ly last, as above stated, 1851 $40 6l
| Would leave in the Treasury on
the Isl Of July, lS45, an appa.
rem, balance Of S7.O42, 1923 81
\ The above apparent balance, however, is
/ liable tn be decrcaSed By The amount Of any
additional appropriations that may bo made
! during the present session ~ Congress, to b,
expended previous TO the 30th day of June
next.
The existing Debt Of the United States OF
the lst Of Jnly last, was 1924 ,7iS, 1873 80 Or
the Ist Of Dccomber, preceding, it was $23,
500, ,673 03. The Secretary recommends tha
n sinking fund of two millions of dollars an
nnally be provided to pay tho interest on ilil
debt, aud to redeem tho principal at the re
spective periods assigned for it's redemption.
The Imports during the fscai year cndIn
on the 30th OF June, lsii ,ufe valued as fol
lows:
, Free Of duty, S2I, ,7GG,0S2 0
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REMOVAL.

yE'IlE subscriber takes this method IA IN
form thc public that he tns removed his
stock of Dry Goods to l39l. Thames street,
(ncxt door 10 n. Sessions where he viii
receive this week n new and fresh supply Of
,IlRrSS GOANc. Linens, l.. c. ildk(s,
Hosiery, sc. Sc
Also-l!eavy h'eachcd and unhlcachcd
shcctIngs. tckings, brown and damask linen
table covers, crash, white, rcd and yellow
ilannols. &c. L. MOREl.
Dec, ~.
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NEvx A0vzNTrSEWEN = S


vEyIIE next term OF Mr.. hDAnss school
e. in Church street, (noar tho Lodge,
will commence on Monday, the "O'h inst
Tutiou SSpcr term of eleven weeks.
npc 81
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JUVENILE BOOKS,
FOR SALE AT
Nammohds Dook Store.

No sense ike common sense, Alice Trdah
In;
My vur'r, tho Clockmnkcr-W"rk n"d
Tays- .l.ittc coin much care, tales by .N"y
RoiriH :, ',. ...
The Flower gorGcn- Second causcs-Con.
formity-- Combination, .Hice Bemden: o.
PASSING Phnughts-W Wrongs of women
Fnr-ai i.en. LS.Be--i.iifle pin n-besdefs--seeond
causcs or np and be doing--i.nce runners
Slcrc of Drrry-Judah's i.ion-FlorsI 90
raphy PprsonaI Recollecions, tales hy
CharioHe Eii,obeh: r.... -.
Peasant and 'hc Prnce-Crolton boy,'a'
by HGrid .Narineau; ., %
M Modersi,on--DHci-i - In'ogri'y-Enor-
~. tales by Mrs Hofmd; -
Original poems Iof infant minds, June I"V'
Tor;
/ Jack the Sailor boy y-Think before y"l
act. tales by Mrs Sherwood; ,
Providence. illustrated from tho German
of Schimd-puss IN Boots, and the Marqni'
Of Carnlas. pnr' translation from tho origi-
nal German. illustrated with twelve original
dcsirns-,hc Chlld's Book. consisting oi "ri-
onal articles in prose and poetry, by H. H.
.SigoWncy
|, Tired Of Housekeeping. hv II s .7rfhW !;
\ The little Nrepsskc. by Thomas TstiT;
II History of Michael Kemp, the happy Tar
lner's lad;
/ The peep Of Dav, or n scrios o. the cnr-
Jos, Instruction the infant mind IS capable of
seceiging . ,.'... 80 :
\ pcrscvoro and prosper, or the life Of sn-
h,o. hun,er. Dec. ~.
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NOTICE..

TIE Annual meeting of the Stockholders
! Of the CODpINGTON MANUl &c.
TURING COMPANY, will be heidi Mt Ar
mory Hall on Monday, Jan. 9th, 1915, at =
O'Clock, p. NJ.
=. Z. GARDNER, Treasurer.
Newror', Dec. %, 1914.
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rsIl!E annual meeting Of the Stockholders
q for the election OF Officers for The en-u-
ing wear, will be held at the Bank on Wed.
mes dav, January Ist. n, 3 o'clock y. m.
A Srmi-Annual Dividend VIII he paid on
and after The first ot January, lslJ.
S. CAllOONE, Cdsh,cr.
D,c OF -
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SPERM OIL, warranted pure, just rcco'v'
- cI and for sale a, retail, by
Sent. NJ. GEORGE b. KNOWLES.
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~ 4 FARM, about four ~ lcs
EN,... from Newport, on 'h' casl
S9fiiiEt SIDE ot Tho Island. combining
E..-s,k.t.xsb about ~ acres with n good
huusr, barn. CRIB md other ont bindings,
three wells nt soft water. and Young ~
chard that bears wrll--tlao about 90 ounce
ttocs. The Farm 10 we'll walled = handy
TO tho hcacbcs-bcing ahon, hall mi" lo
the Smith beach n about mile 10 Suchu"asl
beach. 4 minute description ~ unnecessary
~ any oupf dlspu-ed tn purchase, viii phrase
call and examine ior themselves. Payment
easy. For further information, enquire ol
the subscribe. on the PROMISES.
OLIVER READ.
! Niddlcioun. Dec. -, lril.
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o." 4 copy of s. N. Dlckinson's beautiful
"Boston Almanac for ls15," was received by
mail, last evening, Its contents we have al
l,cady noticed.
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bsasa.s Of Rhode aSiand.

4 Dividend will be paid al this Bank on
~ and after the Is, of January, lS4J. ..
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
will be held on Monday. January Glh, lsl5.
W. a. CLARKE, Cashier.
Dee, 2J.
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Traders ksasll..

4 Semi Annual Dividend will be paid Va
: u ,ho 'nckhodcrs ot This institution, on
and after "Wednesday, the first day ut Jonua'
nv ncxr. Per order ot Directors,
BENZ MUNFORD, Cc9b1r.
Newport, Dee. % lSli-3w.
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HAM MOND'S
EOCE ST q Z,
PRESENTS for the SEASON.

The Rose Of Sharon, religions Soavcnier
Cor 1913. edited by Mrs. =. &. Edgnrton.
The Lady's Scrap Book, for 1915;
rhe Rose. or affections GIN Tor 1915, cdi-
ted bv Emily Marshall, illus'rrled with ten
highly fulshcd stool eugragin2:;
Friendships Offering, Christmas, New
Yenr's or Birth day Present for 1873;
Tho Opal. n pure gift for the holydnrs,
ISi5. edited. nv Mrs. :. J. Hale, with lIIustra-
uuns. by I. 6. Chapman
Tho Poetry of Fowors. and Flowers "i
poe,rv, 10 which nrc added a simple 'rcailsa
Ihn BOTANY. with familiar examples. and II
copious iornl Dictionary, edited hy Mr. I,rpn;
cs =. Osrood
/ The l.ady's Dock of Fic~o;' nnd' P'"'tv p,
to which arc added, no,rneal ,u,fodnr' 80,
u complrle Aoral rwuamry."u ehap'r{
on Plants IN rooros, by Lucy Hooper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26

The annual Treasury report was presented TO
the two Houses Of Congress on Monday. The
National In'clligcncer gives The following
summary of tho more imporian, part of lis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-26

Exceeding the years receipts by S2,577,l2 81
This latter amount, deducted from
the sum remaining in the Trea-
sury July ], lol3, Of l0,i31,507 %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
CASSIMERE6.
WlE@Il lN.@&. &c. q.

r Hl2fS uaNN3SD NStSlu 81
WE attention Of the gentlemen Is requested
to our stock Of Fashionable Cleths, CASH
meres and vestings-a part 81 which was p0r.
chased at auction. and which We csn oiftf st
Great Bargains The following desirable goods
will be found among them
S1Per wool dyed blk French Cloths
Do DO do English do
Invniole Green do
Super g. black French Cashmere
g. Single Mitled Tweeds
"a do do do
Super Plaid Fancy cassimefes. deciaedly The
:, most fashionable style Of goods worn
Plaid Gsnbropns,
Plain do
Plain French cassimsrss. Sc With every style
that Is particularly desirabls
Plain and Figured black satin and Fancy vest
iDgs III
Splendid assortment Of fashionable erasats and
Scarfs
Linen Collars
Gents Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Hdkh
Suspenders, very superior article (
Hall Hose, good s.sortment
Silk, Kid, Thread and Cotton Gloves, general
assortment, &c sc
April IS MILLER & TATs.
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a3clttt'taI.



Daring Mr.. Ciay's brief soioarn in Columbia
8. q, he vas waited 90 and welcomed % thr5
city by MIR. Shepherd,Sa worthy journey man.
Cabinet-maker. who had been seIeciedbY The
brerhten Of his craft 10 perform that pleasing
duiyt Alter iendeTins 10 Mr. Clay the hospitals.
lies Or The capiialof South Carolina, The speak
er said:
Ii yon, sir, We recognize the, constant
and unainching friend, not only Of the.
mechanical arts, but Of all HE other great
and vsr5ed interests Of our colnmoa counv
try. In your patriotism we have entirel
confdelce, aud for soar long AMI fsithfoiE
pubic services we owe you debt oil
gratitude which We are anxious in someF
measure 10 repay. and shah glory in the
opportunity oilunhef teslifying our appros
balion ii your worth. We promise yoG|
out undivided support, and challenge he
appreciation Of our bEelhrsn throughout
ihe Unisu. As Cabinet lIakers We KNOW
YOU 10 Is nlasler morkman and in elrct5
ing you Chief Boss, we confidently ex;
pect.tc see the best Ca5faet wosk. sincr
lhe. DAYS Of Washington ana the people
will moi be obliged 10 par Or be-apdpF thf
least necessity 70 send 10 France q Gag
land as Mr. Van Buren, did, for furniture
10 furnish ,ihe White House. .
In conclugion, we would meFelS Oh!
serve that as & ME Is one d The most efsen.''
tial articles 10 DIR business, we trust ihas
YOU will use fAe yery best. % stick fast
and bind forever iogsthsr all the .greas and
varied interests ofaouf wids spread land
and make cur couaLry in :aet as nsll af
10 name free and independent.
Mr. ctsv RESPONDED i substance a. follows
MI. SHEPHERD II reqhes, sou u id
cept, for yourself and The Cabinet Makers
Of Columbia, my respectful aoknosiadge
ments for the sentiments. personsl tony
self, with an expression ct.whlch, as sleA
organ. yon have just honored me-
Your friendly address Is mol the les;
! gratifying, because Il was wholly unexi
pected. AID haa taken ne entirely By sur
prise. You have prononpcrd i ID = leaf1
less pad manly tdae,. worthy d an AH,efr
can freeman. You are not, probably q
ware Of the connexion existing beiws sp
me and The mechanical classic which yos
] belong. Besides enjoying. IL cQmmoe
with others. the pleasure o. uslog ine
lhean,;faii articles OF taste and conyealencel
co5 ssrnctsd by their labor and skill, ms
onI I snrviving fulI brother was once va:
- sxreilsnt Cabinet Maker, and tIsins
~
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NEW GOODS.

THAvE just received fresh supply OF new
and sea.onable goods, which for Earietys
styfe and quality, is scarcely eqaalled 10 the
country Particular care was taken 10 buy
them cheap. so that a small pfoft NAY be added
and give general satisfaction TO my friends and
customers, who are earnestly invited 10 give
me an early call. To Eame the articles kept
by me In an advertisement is deemed no longef
NECESSARY. az it is we'll known that for the last
II years have kepta more generally assorted
store than is usual TO be found in toya or counE
try. Customers will receive thanks for past far
yors. and permit me to calculate on a continu-
anee Of their patronage
Eli Branch. April 10. $50
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BIT ArFRED p. STREET.
God made he world in perfect harmony,
Earth, air. and water, IN its order, each
With ifsinnumernhle links, compose
Bot one unbroken chain The human soul
The clasp that binds i 10 his mighty arm.
A sympathy throughout each order reigps, Z
A touch upon one link is feli By all
ltskindred. and The Influences ceaseth 1tt
For ever. The pass'd atoms nf the earth,
Jarr'd by the rending Of her qnivering breast, )
Carry the movements 10 succession Through
To the exiremest bounds, so that the foot,
Tracking the regions Of eternal frost,
Unknosiag treads upon q soil that lhroba
With the Equator's earthquake.
The tail oak,
Thuadering its fall in ApsIachian "a =
Tho1gh the stern echo on the ear q i .
Displaees. with its groAn. the rings y u.
Until the swift aud subtle messengers
Bear, each from each, tbs uDdulations on
10 the rich palace Of eternal Spring
That smiles along the Gauges. Yea, or pass
The quick vibrations through the airy realms,
Not lost until with Times last gasp they die.
The eraggy iceberg rocking DER the surge,
Telling its pathway BY It's crashing bolts,
sykes its keen teeth within the shudderiEg bark,
When night frowns black. Down, hesdlong,. shoots
the wreck.
Lostis the vortex in the flashing waves,
And the Wild scene heaves wildly as before;
But every particle that whirl'd and foameds 4
Above the grooming, piHnging mass, hath urged l
Is fellow, snd-ihe motion thus bequeaih'd,
Lives in the ripple, edging aowery slopes
With melting faee-work or with dimples rings
Smooth basins, where the hanging orange-brsuch
showers fragrant snow, .snd then'it rufies on,
Until it sinks upon Eternity.
Thus naught is lost 10 thst harmonious chain,
That, changing momently. isperfect still
God, whose drawn breahs ages with those breaths
lSenews the lustrc. So twill ever be,
Till with one wave Of his majestic arm,
tie snspsthe elsspawsy, and drops tit chain
4 gain in chaos, shatter'd BY It's fall
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Anew SR@gN9
SUMMERS G0onS.

FUyHE subscribers are now receiving andlo.
ii pening their supply Of Spring and Sumner
Goods, which IS mnch larger and more general
than any stock they have heretofore offered
comprising very fun sssor,meut'of - Y
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Grocs-
RES, Hardlcare, QueenslOare, GLASSWARE,
St0ne,cars, Sca
To which they invite the aitentiep OF their
friends and the public generally They ask a
call from Az, Whether they wlsh 10 purchase 81
not, feeling assured that their stock will COM
pare with any brought 10 the county.
MILLERS& TATE.
ApfiI f9, ie44
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
NEW GOODS.

NM have just finished opening very pref
+" ~ assortment Of New Goods, eompri-
sing almost every article in use ia this neighbour
hood, which we1nvite our old customers snd
the public generally 10 cal and examine.
They will bh sold on our usual accommodating
terms. BIT T0WNER & CO.
Shepherasiowu, April is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
x0 o x - E r Z .
Raltlmore store, No. 3.

YWyHE undersigned, dealers in general Mer-
chaudize at Harpers-Ferry, have just re-
ceiyed from Baltimore and PbiladeIPhla, and
are now opening, splendid assortment ofNEW
SPRING & SUMNER GOODS, OF the most
approTed style. and at prices nearly, Il not
quite IS low as they have ever sold them. FOR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

! kTtHE snbscrjbef has just returned from Ph1la
i deiPkia and New York, with fashionable
and general assortment Of Dry Goods, Groce.
ries, &c. consisting in part a. fellows, viz
DRY GOODS.
Ga wide plaid cashmere, ali wool, particulars
suitatie for business eoaIs and chIldrenis
wear
81, 4tweea esssimere, French. English, and
domestic cassimeres, all new style,
Cloths 81 the mcstcelebrated makes, eli coIors
and qssaies,
Blue. black, brown, rife green. and Invisible
green.
[ piece Of French black doth Of Beniean,s
make most superior article.
Vesiings-Rich 6gured, and plaip silk and satin,
and Cashmere.
Hnrtmaas ffsneh chinizes, yafa vide.
Merfimae and Cocheco priAls. - c3iofs. from
81 70 IS,
New style balzarlne and baregs Tor dresses, /:
H Do French lawns, do
Linen cambric bapdkerchiefs,
French kid gloves.
Plain black silk handkerchiefs,
Figured do do do
Plan and figured hdkfs light colofs,
Tourney corded skirts,
silk fliet gloves and mitts.
Fashionable bonnet and cap ribbon,
Do maniua and silk do NO-l 10 IL,
French artificial flowers, ~
A new variety Of Swiss and cambria edgings
and insertiLgs,
Cap net. jaeonet muslins, cambria do
Book apd null do
Bishop and India lawn,
Plain aud figured Swiss muslins,
Ladies'snight caps,
A handsome assortment Of gloves hosiery, en-
broidiry. cap quilting, bobOin e1ging, laces,
Tape trimmings all sizes,
rs Twised Virginia osnsburg,
3-4, 7-s. "A, 50 brown muslin,
,778, 4-4,l5-4 blesched do
PenientIsry coltons
Plaid do
Blue twilled cotton jeans
Bed ticking from 10 to IS
50 !, 2 and 3 buriap linen
American naDkeens
Domestic ginghams
Ehrlstonl ginghams
Russia skeeling
Do dssper
Birds EYE do
Patsburd cord
Damask.s GA 10 IO-4
/ GROCERIES :.
Western Reserve cheese
"A few bags old government Java cpdee
Rio and 81 Domingo do
New crop n O sugar, r sugar
4 Do do do molasses
1 MISCELLANEOUS.
Sperm, lipseed and fish oil
Tdbaeco--sun cured and natural Favored
Magnolias Jackson and military tobacco
Hardware, chisseis, every size and description
Planes 90 do
TaFkss sParables and sprigs
CaFPenter,and German locks
Do iAiches, screws assorted
Hals-Beaver, Russia, SIX, Cashmere, Leg
horn and Palm Leaf for men and boys
Shoes--Ladies' French kid slippers latest style
Misses do do -
Mems calf and kip boots
Boys do do id
Mems and boys, brogsns
A general assortment Of Queensware, Glass
ware, sc
Also-A full supply Of~ffOn: such as Plough,
Calf, hip, and solsleaiher, sheep and morocco
skins,
Received regularly from Morgan county, Dried
Peaches aad Apples, Veniscp, Bpckwheat
\ Flour, White Beans, White Pine Plank, sc
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
tgpods.
g1LYou should not purchase before examin-
ing The stock Of R d DORAN.
Harpers-Ferry, April 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
NEW sPRING GOODS.
Haypers- Ferry Boot, Shoe, Hat, and
Bonnet Store.

ri s.srEPHESs South West Corner shen.
kAo andoah and High Street,, Harpers-Fsfry,
Z nov receiving his spring supply Of Boots,
Shoes. and Hrogans. Beaver, Russia, cassimsre.
silk. Palm Leaf and Leghorn Hats. Caps. Bon
nets. &c /. of The latest spring sty les Ny stock
i now large and cpmpieie. consisting Of 100
packages. well assorted, which will be disposed
ofwhoIessle and retail, sf BalIimore pricess-
most respectfully ask one aid all 70 call and
examine, and satisfy themselves.
A S STEPHENS
Harpers-Fsrsy. April is-Al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02

Lo CO. Fo. co DEFINED. We hsvsTust
heard new explanaiion o. the meaning
az this appellative, which we publish TOT
The special benefit Of all concerned, Il
was given 10 arnpisy clique 81 bfaaEiqg,
l,o,- valiant politicians 10 one Of our tow ns,
who habitualy congregated at The BAR
room Of The principslhoteL TO lnxufiste
90 The beauties Of locolocoism <and
whiskey.s A stout. brawry Kenigcky
droger, tho stood six feel and upwaids
ia bis stockings. dear lover 81 Henry
Clay-ss all true hearted Kentuekians
should be-bad endnIed their 'wisdomi.
callucubraiions and5 proceeding fsants.
until he could bear il nc longtf. Asd 10
The bifteTnessof bis sopl he pTononlcad
them I'll d pack Of sLoco Foc3s>" Apeft
disciple aifsred 10 bet that he could not
IieHahe meaning Of The word Not isii
he meaoing Of lhe word Z qnoth.bs Of
The bloody gfonnd Well what Is lss--.
Yoo ali know wellenough what 10 fngsanS
y loe IL pEIacipIes, fom il patriotism ioo
II t;ohsenasness; and particularly log in
snirilss We'll Co means The company.
he whole gang Of ydl ia short. tbesioU
consoav Then as TO 70 Hit II as easily
seen IS told II means foe lotyour cgun-
Ilry's best interest. foe TO a good CURRENCY
~ 10 American labor against he labor OF
English panpers and, 10 csp The whole,
re 10 Henry Clay. The d-dsl clever
fellow II sll creation. Well, Tie ether
90 Is he company 81 all ibis. zoe eQea,
III and ioqelbel :ofns kind 'of denbla
copdrinsrsaip. Of which yon seem n be
very aciixe members. my friends =.
They looked al bis fist. aud bis eye, and
we're disxssf. II Whig Clarion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-02
Splendid IL Desirable

Splendid IL Desirable
r a ~ g Y q o o DSs.
GUPER Bslzoripes and Baraizes, best style
- Lace Lawns, new and beautiful goods
Fashionable Striped Silks (col'd)
Black ditto
Gloves. Mitts.
Cotton and silk Hosiery
Fancy Silk Hdkfs and Points
Splendid Bonnet Silks
Rutland straw aud Florence Braid BOnnsts
Ribbons and Flowers ne
BalEoriae Prints, with agreat variety oil other
bbauufnl styles
skirts corded entirely through, &c sc
To which the attention of the lsdiesis re.
speeifully asked, MILLER = TATE
Apriltl5