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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
NM. FRELIxeHursEx j sLAyEuo1DKn

We aFedonc fori Mr.. Eifeiipghsysen is "a
FUSED up9msn.r The Eusscips,or has finally
extirguishsd The yhig party We have norni-
mated STAKEHOLDER for yief Ptesideuts And IL
You dcat believe IL. read what Mr. Eesritt. H.
ediiorof he Abolition Emascipatnr, ssys.-
"Mr FfeIinehoysen issii1a a NEW jERsFy
STAKEHOLDER. On tbs point We do moi
speak with absolute certainty We know ,hat
within a feEYears be had u:pon bis hands an Ola
Wonan who had been a sla 5s Of his father. and
whom be was maintaining inseouf5ry, ss. il was
last be should but nothing seemed tope-suade
him Thai be could be Just. and FIST as kind 10 old
aunty sfteg giving her free papers as he was
nov. None Of his neighboFS Believed il neces-
sary for him 10 keep himselfanGcS he Stringent
coercion Of the law 10 make him d. fiehi 10 The
matter, bal he seemed to ihidk il+tstst that this
ploussnbiher Of ISRAEL shoulJ live and die-A
SLAVE: Whistler she is sii1 liki1g, or whe.h.
er Mr.. F. has ceased TO be a Slays-holder by he
irresistible providence e God, We are not adyi.
sed.
There il IS. right out in mselin'f Mr.. Joshua
Leaviti hasexposed this wicked, abominable. in.
human whig candidate FOR Vice President, who.
instead of allowing an old woman who had beer
slave Of bis father 10 go with .1free papers, ID
die in the poor house or starve ID he streets
barbarously maintained her ID c1smfort,p al
the monster! And yetthe wbiss have o,Do;,,,-
I'd man fer vice presiden, whoi had "a .nd
clothed an old negro woman, instead II ,.t,;,o
Aer' when 200 Old 70. work, friendless, helpless
and destitute, upon the world. What viii Al.
via Stewart ana Gerril Smith say 10 such "soul.
killing enssmities i-.9!5any EpeiJomaas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
l5aG0V Aaa
: HANDS OFF, Touch Il Lighsls II

Hlmzza ion Es SALON !,
III. KlNiNGAAM rsspseif,i.s MORN. i |.
~ friends and customers that Isl has fsnog.
ed his shop 70 the Old Tailoring asslssd & :.
Bogue, deceased, next door tasI6A FFss prnss
Office, where he viii be happy g vii upoS
those who may be disposed 10 paIssnsfs I'm
tIa begs lesye 10 return his slaesSs lhsnks l..
tbs veFy liberal patronage he ass seen ,sn rls..:
plent OF, and pledges himsesft0 Nsiewed exsr.
lions 10 merit copsinuance IS
From long,e Perisdce 10 bnSiuksss, AID The "a.
neral satisfaction he has fendefeaA o FAR he al,
with safety iasure neat d. and Iaerfsot saaiS-
faction % those who may be rlessssd Il paIfou-
re him.
Having rhsde ample arrhnsemells to Be nrc.
.ided with the FASHIONS as thes are regular
u issued, he can promise the seF{
:. TIP or THE F.lSHftsE
sSS To those who may desire lheiS garments 10
ntae, and IS thus enabled @ lay that lie
,naa fassdious @iIl be served 10 srdsf By CIV
ing him call.
Asnene but The very best woskmen will hs
smpleyed, The public may rest assured that bic
work Willie both neat ana duraale.
charlestown, April 4, lSA4.
RI@Coun,ry Produce will be- Sakeu at III
tines u exchange for work, AZ eaSS prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

TROUBLES IN CUBA.
correspondence Of The N. Y. Herald ]


correspondence Of The N. Y. Herald
HAxAsA. May 10. 1874.
r,lh,y Particulars Of he Iasurreeiion ~ Cuba
Introduction Of Free Labor, SC.
The news OF The day is. that they have in
the tails, fortresses, &c, in and about Ma.
tanzas. upwards OF two thousand negroes
ana mulanoes, implicated in the late at
4tempis at revolution. You have. no
<,.abt. heard many wondersoI. raw head
80 80 h;.aoay bones" stories on the subject,
AMI Ant ,bess s bad enough, not BY any mems
= bad q represented. My Informant,
rho lives ID nv house, arrived yesterday
f.am Mstapzas, ao6 fom having brc'h,
~r-,n law al oaicet d rrseons mas ma na O
eyery opportunity .. = .r'og ne Esa'
sen Why 50 many are = i ,here,
gas Il. the 6rsi attempts 80 maze sa E :,
The court for trying them IS sitting = fns
place. and all prisonerssar ar enl mere.
Thsrs has been aeEfe4I pnrber Q,
wealthy free negroes an pulallpes arrest !,
"a ana many Of ID e. eosged; bptt
have not heafd Of any tl|''ss been sh ',
Several engineers, carrsa'sf' n.y.
have also been arrested as epoll.on's,s'
/ could give many particulars on The !. su !:
ieet. such as the names Of various moi
v;auals arrested, Sc, but as the govern
ment does moi publish anything on .ne
subject, il is not prudent ic DO So. ins
result Of this attemp. At instruction Is
that the government have ordered sll 10
reign free negroes and mulattoes TO lsas'
the Island 10 Is days rom the date O. 'n'
order, or Be sent prisoners to the Isle Q
Pines. A society has been formed 4
bring out from Spain laborsrs mechaplcs
servants. boys. As apprentices, toincreas
The white lsboring population IS tass 2
possible and last. though not least tn
government Of the Island Of Cuba pos
sesses sufficient means 10 suppress imme
aiately any attempt at IesslosioniF!ni
however Formidable il may be. possessing
.. hey do. : regular Iorce 81 y guy g
cellent troops. with very large body
1niiorm militia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

The National Irtellgencer Of Saturday saJs
The votes 10 The House OF Representa-
lives yesterday indicate a sound state Of
opinion in that body on both The Texas
and Oregon questions. There is lille
chance (using the5Phrase 10 lis coiloquial
sense) OF "a vote passing even the House
of Representatives Tor violating an exist.
ing treaty with one nation, by seizure of
territory in the South, or abrogaiing ex.
rstlng treaty slipulations with another, to
iorce unseascnably the natural tendency
oi,lhings In the Northwest. With regard
70 the Texas question, indeed, we are 40.
sure that the. feeling against the recent
action Of the Executive in the matter Of
Texas is no; as strong, II not stronger, a.
nonga portion ofthe !" Democratic Mem
bers Of Congress than among their oppon-
ents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
FU-PARFNEKSHlP
IN THE
TaigOring NgusSmAxs

sHE subscribers respectfully iasarm The eiti4>
~ zens Of eharlessown and he a1isceps
county, that they have entered inso parfner-
snlp mine TAILORING BUS NkSSS.. aaa opened
p shop al The old Tailoring stand afAie. Josesh,
Brawn, lin the room lately ocenp;s1 bv GEORGE
WIN Ransom, Esq rs Law 0fblr;I where thsr
wilalwsysfbe prepared 70 execute ID The neat.
est and mos, fashionable style, "a ariiclesEin
their line Of hasipess
The Spsiag end Summer FasalSas fog 1874
have heenireceiveh,g and hereafter lie fashia
will be regularly received every ssarter, thus
ehaollogus ,o.serye our customers h-ith the ve-
y latest styles al all times
Country Produce will be taken 4. all TING, ii,
exchange for work. rs;
J. TleoMEY.
b. f. Sts0PE
Charlestown April a IS44
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
EO ia 81 N KsRS

TIME subscriber will sell or rent his TAN
YARD in Charlestown, Va, on accom-
modating terms. There is on The premises
comfortable DWELLING and L+9RGE SHOP.
and all the necessary appur,enances, ALI com-
plete repair To any one who desires to en-
gage in the Tanning Business, this property OIL
lers one Of the best openings il the Valley
For further PARTICULARS, apply personally, or ad-
dress (Post Paid,)
RICHARD>Al NORRIS,
Chariesiown, Jefferson Co., Va.
May 90, 1s44-3t.
. ~ Winchester Tigginian, and Haserstown
Torch Light, insert three times and mark cost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
Auction Notice.

yHVHE subscriber respectfully offers his SER
4 vifes 10 the public as ApcTIoNEER,
and solicits share Of their patronage. Any
business IN his line shall receive bis prompt at
'enlion, anc shall be done in such manner as
snall give satisfaction to all who may employ
him. H. T. M. BRISCOE
Shenherdstowu Msv 3n-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
Lawre.i zee Il. yyasllingfon,-

attorney and Counsellor at Lqto,
TWILL act as agent. for persons who have
~ Lands IN the Virginia Military District in
Ohio, and will attend 10 the payment Of taxes,
and the investigation of clam on said lands
and 70 the PROSECUTION and defence of suits ii
The Circuit Court Of the United States for Ohio
apd 10 the Stale Courts Of that State, where lbe
interests OF The holders Of those Lands NAV be
involved.
g5<Any COMMUNICATIONS addressed 10 B. r.
WAsnIssToN, Attorney at Law ChafIestow,s
Jefferson county Virginia, in reference 'ne
above, will b pEomplly attended to-.
April IS, lSl4-3tD ~
The Richmond Enquirer, Uinsstst'r Fiagtnian,
and fredericksburg Herald, will irseft law3m
and mark cost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
DIED,

DIED,
On Sunday last. in the 75ih year Of herssr. M
CaRIsTIkxa MlLLER. wife Of Mr.. AndreM Miller
(natives Of Germany but some years re,sdeut N
Charlesio~n9 The example Of patient suifer;ns
under long Illness exhibited By this 7hunhle wo.
man. was one Shieh might veil be Initiated 81
Christians Of better opPorunlies-snd the devotion
Of the bereaved husband for many ueeks.EAt tlsE
dy ing couch of his beloved parthsr, awakened sym
patty IN every bosom
: The AeIise kindness Of many Of the citizens Of
our town. towards these friendiess strangers, was
Ucythy Of asChristian community, aud will receive
its reward
Near MorganEeld Union county, Kentucky ION
the OH instant. ia the 4tst ysar Of her age, Mrs
ELIZA N. CHoMwKEL, wife of MI. Stephen crom-
veil. formerly 81 this county, and daughter Of the
late Leonard Y Davis.
At Mt. Jackson, Shenandoah county, at the resi-
deDee Of her son. Col X. M. Conn, On the 18th
inst, Mrs. PRiLeILLA IRANEH, aged 81 years and
days. The DECEASED hal foi ssveEaI years been 4
member OF the Baptist Church. The writer has, du-
ring his acquaintance with her, always found her
eten-lempered, charitable, abouhling with good
will 10 ALL regardless of names and distinctions
sincerely attached 10 all the people Of God She
departed in the full assurance Of faith, firmly rey-
Jog on the merits ofher RedeemeT.
Comm. Woodstock Sentinel n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

The Governor &c Maryland has lately PARDON
ed four murderers. Executive eismeney has be-
come an iatolerable grievance. and il i lime
thai the exercise Of this power should be abFide.
ed. or what availis the Law ana lis require
mehts,,if every scoundfel Who happens to have
Influential friends is 10 be turned loose upon So
eietys Is i mol time that public sentiment, so
tflen improperly directed. should be brought 10
bear upon the abuse Il the paFeoning powefi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

A son Of Mr. Alexander Fossell, Of Harpers-
Ferry, aged about nine year,. was found ID The
Armery Canal, on Saturday last, drowned. He
was discovered from the circpmsiance :, hal
being Seen floating on the water The funeral
eGthis promising child was attended on Sunday,
By the scholars Of The Sunday Schools, headed
>'by their teaehers, and the expression of sorrow
was universal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

'-eThe Nxisn question, which was sprung upon
the country for The purpose Of blowing % The
Wing party, is likely lopfove magazine ofImis.
chief 70 It's inventors. The American WING
sass..
so far as>Fe can gather from All The informa-
ton received, not single Wing has faItered IN
bis fealIy to his party and bis principles, except
N N. orleaHS there, eight men uniled 10 The
ian Calhoun movement seven Of whom are
kDoun To- be lr.efested ia Texas lands or scrip,
- one oethen, Mr. Houston, a relative, prob.
ably, Of The Texlau President The wing press
bid these gentry joyfu; good bye, and assure
them aithey can afford TO parea few hundred
more Of such .breeehsspockst friends Of MIR. Clay
as they are termed''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

The Electro Magnetic Tslegrephl-lt
gives US much pleasure 10 be able TO
stale thatihe construction Of the expert
mental Telegraph between Washington
snd this city has been so far completed as
to enable the inventor p4sisaiis, "A IAAt lAA
experiment yesterday. Several messages
were conveyed backward and forward IA
an incredible short space Of time. The
question was asked 'twhat were she House
| engased On al that time I" aud the answer
received on motion to adjourn" The
next question was IA TO the fate Of the
motion. and the answerswas that il had
been rejected. Information was also
brough, bv il that the Bill granting IA The
Corporation Of this city the use of the
lbszareiio Building for Stnsll Pox Hos
piisl had passed. Hts contemplated I'd
put The Telegraph Toto operation early id
the ensuing week. 1.-THE full frultign Of
the works. 10 be judged by the essrils Sd
Gar, The success OF this experiment. OF Pro-
lessor MORSE will, indeed. be almost !
total aLnihilaiiou OF lime and space.
We oughtto have stated that The Tele1
graphic wires have been brought 70 The
inner RAILROAD depot. ia PraEl ncsg Lsghi
street Bah. .Amr.. Nay %
GIN. jackson Us. HENRE CLAY ~ The
Louisville Journal saws: "Fe bsst from
Nashville, thai Gen. Jackson Is ID 4 peck
81 trouble on account Of the pressHt CON
3iion OF bis party. He raves sgalHst Mr..
ClA. morning, noon. and pightI The
AhOue- Of the certain election 81 stha,
great g. .sman. is bis torusn.. sleeping
anu wek' Iris salt in his sugar, ipa-
scse IN n,s W aspider in his dnmPlIns
4 cal 10 bus .A' and IigAthsrs 10
rs dreams ~ X
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
The Spring Fashions.

M ISIS z. NJ HQORER has justfeturned from
1vA Baltimore, with The Spring Fashions for
Benneis, &c. She has rich and beautiful speci-
mems OF materlals--aso- Flowers, Trimmings,
&C. and will be happyto serve promptly her old
customers and many Few ones.
Charlestowp, May 9, 1874. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

Ike following, from the .Hadisonian Of the
2ilh, is The latest direct information that we
have Of shk views and intentions Of the Ad-
ADMINISTRATION in the critical position iato whieiEits
Unauthorized measures have thrown the COIN
Try:
"P. S. We can (from what we have
Just learned) sal 10 the friends Of imr.e-
date annexat on- be Of good cheer The
English and Abolition party will yet be
defeated. Texas will be annexed 70 the
United States before the adjournment Of
the preset t session Of Congress. 1t is
said there is no hope that the Senate will
vote for the Treaty. and therefore it. will
be rejected by that patriotic body. But
Texas can be annexed BY joint resolution
Of the two Houses and who can for
moment dpubt but lhaLOLD NRTo (if per-
u. ~ ----'A-Eill be found faithful 10
"Imme9iaiely upon the rejeclIo.. I ~
Treaty. the President will urques.iouably
1--WE ihipkA call upon Congress 10 annex
Texas by Joint resolution. -.NadisoRsqn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

5000 AIStsttCss
d Il irirtue 81 Deed of Trust and decree
- y 'he Nlrcuit superior Court Of Lsw and
Chsncery i9r the county OF Jefferson, rendered
on the 3lst day of October. ls4a in csrsaic
cause therein depending, 5etween George Back.
house, plaintiff, and James Rouer. defendan,
the undersigned, the surviving tFnstee in aid
ueeu OF ttusi VIII proceed 10 sell, at public auc-
lion, 10 the highest bidder. al Catter,s Hotel in
Ghariestown, on Friday the 9Th d4y Of July nfrl,
A Valuable parcel of Land.
Situated on The South asst side Dir the sbenan-
doah river, in the county Of Jefferson. contain.
ing 35A acres, and being The .North.west corner
Of the larger tract now owned by said Back.
house. A plat OF this land can Be seen Al ibe
once OF The undersigned il CharIestown
,no,,n. Ms q sac -ehe third Of the purchase
r'e nv - eash The residue 10 iwo equal pay
hesu uhtl lhe "npf7 - he Lille 10 be with.
paid. Sale to take place at - SfeiocK, N.
ANDREW HUNTER,
May 30. 1874. Smriripg Trustee, &c
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TAX Law :.
Is to Deed,, was and .qdminss,ratio,,..

- 70 1Jttl'i " tIloi uIl4 fIiIIIItslI uII0TISt
/. BE it saartsd By The Gsiieyal .lsssmBiy, That
from and after The fret day or June next, no
deed shall be admi.led TO record in any Court
within this commonwealth, until fhe tax impos-
ed by law upon such deeds, Shalt be 6rst paid
to the Clerk Of The county BY The alenee. eestui
que trts., or creditor. for whose benefit The sane
may have been executed.
.. BE Il Jurther enceisd That from and. a teIT
the'first day Of June next, no will shall be a.
milled TO probat 10 any OF the Courts Of this
Commonwealth, nor letters or administration
granted upon the estate Of any iniesiaie, until
the tax imposed by law upon such probat DR.
letters of administration, shall be first paid 10
the Clerk OF the Court, by the person Offering
such will for probai, or 10 whom such letters Of
administration shall be granted. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
For sc.

Cd ! .si i' s., z ' sis'' IL = nc e
,s,,s ii sfv~srofn De 1t Naselnbcr. being ffee
q p j; far 80 "a ~ = se'a e ISL
Jlhdsng himself nos q ave bim 81, oiIrbssS1,e
81 vifginial EDq,iire a THIS ri
May is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

A recent letter from Washington, published
10 the New York Post, mentions The immediate
cause of The late resignation of Mr.. SPENCER as
Secretary Oh the Treasury. We learn from
priyate sonuce, on which we have foil reliance,
that the statement thus made is correct, and We
therefore annex that portion Of The letter, far
nishing as X does further development Of the
extraordinary proceedings adopted By the Ma
tional Executive n connection with the Texas
annexation project But. inner. =
IN carrying out the preparations for
The naval expedition against Mexico 1t
became necessary 10 procure The dPos-
lie of 500, 900, BY way OF secret service
money, with confidential agent at New
York. AS there could Be discovered no
act Of Congress directing such DISPOSE
ton Of any part Of The public money, MIR.
Spencer. when requested by The Presi
dent. declined givlng The order or 70 al
low it tol be given, to bis subordinaies.-
He next, il is said, received perempto-
nv order ID transfer The money.
Mr.. Spencer, seeing the game was up,
cooNy wrote a second refusal, and with il
sent Snoie Of resignation. He remained
in The de hariment jus. iwenty-four hours
afterwards. and having in that short space
Squared all the ends OF bis concerns with
lii, shook of The dust of his ieet Against
the place 10 the meantime, the -Prpba-
lbility is bat the 500, 900 has gone 5nio
The hands Of the confidential agent ofthe
Navy Department, and has been "cbrf
denliailyf applied. But this is small
item in ,te funds which have been al
sorbed inl the expenditures Of that depart
ment. but Of which there is no account,
and which have yet to be paid by Goa
Igress."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

Factory Girls Earnings. The funds
81 he Lowell Savings Institution amount
10 &515. l55. This is deposited mqsny
By lhc Iaciory girls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30

THVHOcr 4
aoSE VINO have Wheat in the Halltown
FIN are iniormedithat il IS ground, and
!, ior uellVery. They are requested TO take
boid ys' or. me hrst OF June, or will not
ho,u myseli liable for the inspection. +
May 30.-3i WM Is NoBTu
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Attention. CaYalrY !!

VHVHE jefferson Cavalry will parade in Shep-
= herdstown, on Saturday neEt llns LIST, ali
II o'clQfk., BY order Of the Captain,
May 30 JOHN KERNEY, o g.
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LANDS FOR SALE,

4 OFFER FOR sale. he following Tractl Of
4 fine Land, .in-the Counties of Jefferson aud
Berkeley - +
J. AETfact Of 500 Acres, three mSes
below Martihsburg, now in the tenancy % Dn-
gaid eatnPpell, whose term expires in Aprli9
2. Two Farms 81 about 500 Acres eash,
~ Berkeley ana jefferson Counties, bn lpeq.;on,
WIN extensive and very rich low grounds, nov il
the occupancy Of Benjamin Bofey
3. My Woodbury. Estate, on which i
resided Two years ago, in Jefferson County, COP
tanning $40 Acres.
4, My Hazlefeld Estate, Of 600 Aces
to be sold entire or divided {
8. My Sulphur Spring Tract, Of a20
Acres on opequon, with very ine sdIphur
sPrIpg, which was for many years know5 as
Nenghini's Sulphur Spring.
These Tracts win be sold on The. most sccou,.
modating terms, and divided where practicable.
70 su1t purchases Immediate payment of no
par q the purchase money will be required
proY'ded' interest be paid and good seeufty
With mortgages on the premises be given. The
terms viii &c made as easy and accommodating
as any purchaser can ask.
r. ST. C TUCKER:
Has'efeA, Sept 81. ls43-tf If
The tenants on the lands viii show the ire
mlses, andgye such Information. as may be de-
sirablS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-30
Iserr Sale.

'ESilE undersigned have on hand for sale,
Kiln Of fresh burnt LIME two or three
hundred cords Of seasoned Oak and Hickory
WOOD ;several thousand Chesnut RAILS, some
Of them suitable foe post and railing. Also,
Locust Posts and Moftice Posis- Also, six or
eight fresh young COWS, which they will dis
pose of on accommodating terms.
N. w. MANNING,
JOHN l.. CRAIGHILL. /.
May %, 1875
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rHrtTAY wrrn nExrco.


The W,shipgtoa STANDARD ia referehee to the
leilsis q The Secretaries Of War and Navy, on
The saIiee. q The sums Of money 10 be used for
ne Var against Mexico. brings 10 mind The
buns and exceptions Of these ofieers. Thai
paper says IA
Even The stores VI ieh win he left behind 10
was.es or sold Al a Jenih Of lhsir cost win form
no tnconslaefabieite item Of expense. 10 say 1o,hia
Of the exorbitant prices that win Be paid "a he
Texas ports for others. The Secretary Of war
frsakly acknowledges that az sddi,ionsl expense
!. incurred By his department by he removal OF
the troops. TO Aheamouni, Of some eiah 81 len
thousand dollars ssbuIhe will hardly succeed 10
convincing the Senate hal the removal i Abe
caly item Of expense. Like the SQUADRON mon
ne Gulf, Tie troops leave behind iihem large
quantity Of provisions and cher stores. ID So
w1sted, or appropriated, uni|f lie form 81 !
sham sale, BY some raseaIly pscnIstcr uponIpub-
iic properly. And when the troops arrive. tipou
me borders Of Texas fsr the purpose Of som
mnnieating freely with me Psesidens OF that
kepuhlics,' three prices must be paid for bro
visions 70 subsist the army. Bu, all this L 20
come under the smooth, harmonious designation
q the "ordinary expenses Of The departments. -,
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Farmers, Attention !!

- HAHNHS1 =
1NHE undersigned has supplied himself WIN
RI a lot Of elegant timber for GR.9IN CR.a-;
DIES, and Is NOW prepared 10 FIX farmers ouf
for clean work. The coming hsryest. Those
who wish Cradles made crI repaired, viii do
aseII ascend ID 49, -sdars seriy so thai there
NAV De no. disappointment when the busy sea-
son arrives. .aLFRED o'B.g.NY0.N
+ Charlesiown. May %.
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Al Frederick. Md. on Monday he ao,b instant
By The Rev GsraFd Morgan. M. JOSIAH e. w arr
10 Miss ELIZA GRAHAN-both 81 Virgins IN
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Andrews. the man whip figures IN the
Texas Treaty Documents sss abolition A
gent, &c. and upon "bSse movements
scne AR. Calhoun's not very profound
specimens OF diplomacy Iare Oo'' os,;0 |.
turns out 70 Be mere adsen.Oisl - se' - :
wnhopt authority, ana Peg Woi'"s = -
least attention. =
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col. srAroS, lone Of iis editors Of the
N.,;op i In1elligencsr, lbs present. May,
!. - washington, has been dominates
9 =, re-elee,ion to that olEce. Sach %
been the able and very srcep,sgY 49,
ner Il which be has discb.atged J's Gp. ~
me-, me- i III. probobIe be vi,l be rs,e!ee.o
. ..;,ba,,t oeposi,ion--sn sweat alike pn-
.arsbIe q bin aud the constituency.