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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
c o "A c II A N D
HARNESS MAKINGI

YUyHE subscriber respectfully announces to
The citizens of Jefferson and The sdjoin-
ing counties, that be has commenced the above
business in all its various branches, 70 Shep-
herdstown, opposite the store Of B. T. Towner
& Co; whereh he viii always belprepared 10 ex-
ecule any orders sent 10 his care
He has connected with the above, the 1fr.sh-
Jig Machine Business. Repairing done q Ma
chimes Of the shortest notice, having slwbys q
supply Of Castings on hand.
He respectfully solieiys share Of public pa
tronage. w. B. MfLLlGAN.
Shepherdstown, June 27--7t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

To preserve Green Corn. --For those
who are fond of green corn, and desire
to have itf7esh at all seasons. we give the
following receipt from the Franklin Ban
ner. The present opportunity should be
improved: "Pack the corn down 10 clean
tight casks. with a pickle sufficiently
strong TO preserve cucnmbers. HIshouId
be cut down in the huSks, and kept Sc
cluded from the air by the brine, So as to
prevent fermentation or decomposition Y
Corn so prepared. il is said, will keep toi
any length Of time, and will be sufficient
ly fresh for the table when it is3boiled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
THE ISLAND WILL,
IARpER'S FERRY.

IINfN- En- . LNIN 7 y.
LTNHE undersigned have purchased that we'll.
Il known and extensive Merchant Nixon the
iIanA Of virginius, al Harper'S Ferry known as
the. ISLAND MILL and are now ready 10
grind Wheat for the peishborhood, and 10 pur-
chase at the highest market rate. for Cash.
An extra price viii be given fH White Wheat.
Reference-Andrew Hunter and F.NBeck-
ham. Esq. HERR e. BROTHER.
Harper's Ferry, jolly IS, ls44-7w.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
qOIaN8QOR90
CharIcsfown Academy

Z
FEyHE ensuing term in this Institution will
il commence on Monday the 26th Of August
next, and continue ave months kAcdEB, Mr..
JOHN J. SANBORN.
TUITION: lf
English Department $40 per aaharn.
Classical s Mathematical 334 do!
Thorough instruction given, not only b the
different brsnc hes which constitute good com.
mon education, but also in the Latin and Greek
sLanguages, and the higher Mathematics, to any
required extent.
EPPupils from distance accommodated
With board on reasonable terms.
None admitted except those who engage 10
continue from the day Of admission Till the close
of the sessions For the Trustees,
i ANDREW KENNEDY
July is, lsiA-2m lseersfFy.y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
N1f @rsf l9ttss.
g From East 10 West the People, rising,
For HESRI CEkr aud fRkLlsonursEx.' =
paEsIDtRInE ELEcI0ss.

PRESIDENTIAL tLEcTO6S. e
I Dist. Robert II. Whitfield, ef -, d . Ii
9 d. John E-ShelI. sef Bruasriek
3 do Henry r. Irving, IL CNaberland
4 DO JosephsK Irving ef Pmkessi
5 do George II Gilmsrs Of Piifsylrania
s do Valentine w SouthAlt of ,albemarIs
do John Janneys Of Loisdoun
do Edward 7. Tayloe, Of King Geosze
9sdo Raleigh r Daniei. Of Richmond civ !;
w do Moreaa Bawefs, 81 Hifliamsbsrg
M do Andrew Hunter. 81 JsIsrson
~ do Alexander II. a.. Stuart, Of .7stgusta
f3 do ivm Ballard Preston, sef .Hsnigomera :
II do Andrew S, Fulton, Or Wytke
Is do Allen r. Capesioa. Of Monroe
l6 do Augustine J, Smith, Of Harrison
IL do James Nj. Stephenson, of Tsisr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
To Farmers.

TIME undersigned will have he management
= Of The POTOMAC MILLS, and having put
them 10 good repair, are prepared TO manufac
iu!e Flour upon very short notice, and upor
he usual terms Of barrel Of Flour Tor every
Ave bushels Of wheat weighing 60 lbs. to The
bushel, and stand The inspection in Baltimore
or the Distric: of Columbia. lfFarmers wish i
they car advance on their Crops, upon deliver,
Al The Mill, until they can get their returns.
WILLIAM BUTLER,
EDWARD LUCAS,
JOSEPH McMURRAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

To preserve .4pplss. Pears. Sc Take
apples or pears and peal them, then cut
them into eighths, observing 10 extract
the core dry in kiln 1or oven untilquite
hard In this way fruit may be kept 10
the United States'for two or three years.
For use. wash the fruit in water, then
pour eoiling water on il, lei it stand for a
few minutes and use il as fresh fruit. The
water forms an excellent substitute fer
fresh juice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
Daguerreotype Likenesscs
In Colors, By an entirely ne.o plan.

TIRE undersigned, having procured com.
i plete instrument. and taken destruction
from that accomplished artist, Mr.. Henry Bry-
ant, whose pictures gave such IN yefsal satis-
faction, is now prepared 10 take
CoLored .HiaiatRre Licensees,
In very perfect style. Specimens can be seen
at The residence Of III N. GaIlaher.
The terms are moderate.
J. s GALLAHER, Jun.
Charlestown, July i'll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
Elk Branch. June IS.
Leather.

n HAVE on hand a lat Of superior Sole, Up
ny per. Harness, and Bride Leather, Calf aud
Sheep skins tanned and finished in the bSs.-Or-
: der, which { will dispose Of on liberal terms.
Call and see, two doors vest Of the Bank.
:. THOMAS RAWLINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
Mr. clay. ans ~. king.

H. I1,s,aa co,,t,sesr sneat;;no nl,afor
snes 6 sbs cf,sFse TIE m; yerssl Taeofa-
enoe g IL S1lstge .ls unlselss ~ .1o 9,
70 Piss nss5 pisleiisa sa'"s' ., W oiaJ:
.,aSv ~ MI King. row ". s. Minis.
:. ssssb. ran., - Fssncs s.vs,latissNIrn
,slssof'ng oouss :. ! -" ~ ~ a'nn !"
Franoe stated 10 !. friend OF Mr.EClsy.
~, rs fef, : aalicacv n taEino tha II ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

No 30

=
| n isk214 |ea.sdiats aansxAlspn 81 T.sss II.
Us setsltatx and Gsvetnmens lie u. States NJ
What ffiekd of the uaion and our riogioaa
Constitution can subscribe i. such sentiment
lie is The tnaa who. cn~sevetals cccasioas
while h ccasteSs, voted against 8ilis 5r tks IL.
sie q iAs sarririag etlesrs ef ii, Revolutionary
Har !,
+ there aasseeEdant e those old palsiots who
can s1pporsa man who would aenrIve sba sol
disrs of the revolution Of heir only means Of
sahsi,ienee'a
He i the man whe, while ii Congress. vosed
against1he resolution appreprialing few cords
/ Of woddfor The relief Of the 2srishing poor at
Georgetown, dusing an unushalB severe sin,stl
lssuch man entitled to The confidence and
support Of the poor, industrious, bit hoaess vo-
ters ofhhe country.
He IS the man who, when young, fed from
Rutherford county 10 Maury, Tenn, 10 avoid
being drafted and called eut in the service Il his
country.
Is Disqualification the stationsof connaaler-
in'chief Of The Army ~ana Nasszof The Uoited-
fSlates
: Hers The man, fnaly, who, as i candidate
for The Presidency, PROCESSES no principles AZ
Evocalesno neasutes--is actuated 81 90 pattlotio
motives Iie opposes every thing good which
The Wigs advocate, and in The spite desirucs
tivenesS would, if elected, repeal tie Tam d
1912, .apd establish no substitute BY. which iha
NauonHand lhe industrial classes voald be 5pne.
hl,ed.. We will not support him The Pebple,
cannot safely and consistently suppoithim, sand
they viii not Hepy Clay Is Tho Peoples
choice he will be ttiumphaniy eleeied, ami The
Tarif Mill be preserved Romnsy I,,eiiigsrssr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
Rar Iron, &C.

IT HAVE for sale. large loi Of Iron u sc pei
pound, cash. Shear, English, Blister, anC
American Steel, at reduced priees. Grain era
dies. imported Waldron Grain & Grass Scythes
Whetsioness Rifles, Sc.
wM. ANDERSON.
Elk Branch, June g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

Tomato Cafsup.-To a gallon skinned
tomatoes add tablespponfuls Of salt : do
black pepper, half spoonful allspice, S
red peppers, and 3 spponiuls mustard
All these ingredients must be ground fine,
and simmered slowly 10 sharp vinegar fos
three or four hours. AS much vinegar is
10 be used as 10 leave half gallon Of IL
qnor when The process is over. Strain
through wire seise. and bottle. and seal
from the air. This may be used in two
weeks, but improves BY age and will keep,
several years. IA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
AWagnn for sale.

HHAVE 70. sale atwe-horse Wagon, entirely
new, and handsomely finished, aud will sell
fklow for cash. or good paper bearing interest
WM. ANDERSON.
sEsk Branch, July %, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
August l, ls44.-2m.
no FarIncrs.

lYTyHE subscriber wishes Id purchase Wheat,
Il and will give the highest price in cash on
delivery al the P6lomae Mills. Persons wishing
10 sell. will please call before they dispose Of
their Wheat, as it might be to their ADVANTAGE
| August l-2m. JACOB STALEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

sCPJ. j. S. respectfully assures those whom
it may concern, that he IS toiling and desvpUs 10
receive pupils attending exclusively TO the stu
dies Of the English department, and thai al such
will receive their full share Of his time and at
teation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
6A 10 > IL 4l1A' ia = AAA4IAi
EVERY DESCRIPTION or
Stone or Brick Buifdings.

Several years experience at the BUSINESS, du-
ring which time he has erected houses ihat will
compare 10 point OF durability and general En-
ish with any others in the county, enables him
to promise that he win not be surpassed by any
contractor in The Valley Of Virginia. When de-
sired, he will furnish the entire materials for
Stone work, as alsofor Brick work, except the
Brick. The materials will be furnished, aud the
work in all cases done as low, as by any builder
in this section Of Virginia. From his facilities
for the speedy execution Of work-his l'racticsl
experience at the business and a general de-
sire 10 please those who may employ him--he
thinks he may reasonably ask "a call from those
having business in his line. '3
He may be found for the present al the build
ing IN COURSE Of erection by Dr. T.. c. Cordell,
in ChatlestowI, who, with MIR. William s. Lock,
will give any Information to those not personal
ly acquainted, ID reference TO his general capa-
city for business belonging TO his line. I Al
JOHN w. HEATER.
August 8-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

] Lorrstash E1rcrtcs The Wkigsit
appears BY The Journal d Gomfnefces { q
Loco Free Trade paper have gained
Ig13 votes on The Locofoco vote 81 1912
There IS ID question but that This State
viii cast her electoral vote Tor Clay and
FreIinghuFsen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
PoRTRATTs.


S1OtiN S. lGALLAHER, Junior, having pro-
- cured a suitable room for the purpose solely
Of taking Miniatures by The Daguerreotype pro.
cess, Is happy t0acquaint bis friends and the
public generally that be is ready to ldelineate
their features in On unerring and finished style.
His-room is in the residence OF Mr.. H.xN Gal
laher, opposite the Seminary OF Miss Frame,
where he can be found during,the day. from 9
O'Clock A. NJ until 3 O'Clock p NJ. As his STAY
in town will be brief, his patrons are requested
to make early calls. Terms moderate,
July 49, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
sHANNONDALE
WOOLLEN FACTORY.
The T%i6r Reduced 70 r Osnfy PER cent.


Keep il Before the People.
vTNHE s1icribers would respectfully inform The
u Farmers, Merchants, and others. Of Jeiier-
son, Clarke, and Loudonn counties, that they
have al their Factory, one mile above he Shan
nondsle Springs, 6ne assortment Of
LLFSEKS, both J4lted and plaid,
Cdssimeres, FlGnnels,
CdTpeting ofgood quality,
Which they are very anxious to dispose Of
for Wool This establishment being capable Of
manufacturing large quaDtity, and with 4 dis
position on our part 10 keep it noting. wd4asill
offer greater Inducements than eVSr. II is un--
necessarysfor Us to state our prices, IS we are
determined to bring them down Il once 10 their,
lowest standsrd. Persons having Wool TO exz
change for goods OF any description ils our lJse
would do we'll 81 least 10 cali and .exsmine our
stock on band, which is a lolerablJ fair/one Of
good quality end low price.
Aug J., 1914. J0BE & co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
TO THE FARMERS
Jefferson and adjoining Counties.
TIVE subscribers having become The owner
Il of the3
HoPEwELL & NHILLvILLE
&l8A4 a.

On the Shenandoah river, in Jefferson County,
Virginia, FIVE or six miles above Harpers. Ferry,
are prepared to grind upwards Of one thousand
bushels Of Wheat per day, and will al all times
give barrel Of Superfne Flour for every Eve
bushels Of Msrchsatable Wheat delivered 10
either Mill, and stand the inspection 10 BaIti-
more o. the Disirictof Columbia oT ne cash per
etsshet, II preferred, dedueting she cost IL trans
porta.ion d either market We fre-S,-.-------
Mr.. James Uastremsn's Ware House at Snick-
ers-Ferry in Clarke county, and also a room at
the late DR. Lewis Mill, a. few miles lower
down the Eiser, where we will be pleased 10 re-
ceiye,wheat from those disposed to sell or
grind. The transportation from those points
will be low as possible, much less than has
formerly been paid.
THos. H s WIN. B. WILLIS.
Iulv 81 lI9AE =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
] NHW GOODS.

YUyHE subscriber would respectfully invite
the public generally to call and examine
his stock Of Goods at Dufield,s Depot, embfa-
cling every article usually kePtDin q country
store, at prices 10 suit the timer. Hefwill take
any kindiof prodnceAin exchange. for goods al
Bakimore priees--deducting freight and com
missions. Wheat, Rye, Oats and Corn wanted,
for which the highest market price will be CIV
81. ALFRED DUFFIELD.
April 95.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
District Court


District Court
Ofthe United States for the Western
District o. Virginia, at StGuhfor.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
NTOTICE To- theI creditors and all others
In concerned h interest to-sbaw cause q
gsinst the petition eE-
No l00-Archibald NJ KitzmiTler, IL 5efer-
son County for discharge from an Bis debt.
and = cersiheale thereof, on The ieay pf octo-
Der next. Tesie.
NlCHO. X. TROUT, d. Clerk.
June IS, 1874
No. 4. Camp Meeting.
YRI5ST received lot OF ~, So and 81 orowI
- Sheetings, suitable for Tents- Alse, Gro
eeEles very low, viz: #RH&
coffee, 6. 8. and 10 cents,
Brown and Loaf Sugars from eto ",
Bacon 6 cents round,
AkG w HOLLAND.
HarPersFsrry, July IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

.arOmatic Beer Take 30 drops Of the
oil Of spruce, 90 do wintergreen, 20 do.
sassafras. Pour 2 quarts of boiling water
upon the oils. fhen add S1quarts Of cold
wa.er, pinis Of molasses. and piEt Of
Yeast. Lei it.ssiand two hours and then
b,,fie ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

Drop Cakes -0pequart Of milk, alarge
tea spoonful Of salaFatas. dissolved IN 2
cup Of cream 10 which stir 10 -four very
smoothly until thick batter is formed u
Then dip your spoon in milk, and with y
place your batter atsshort distances in a
builered pan. Very delicaiely made en-
,irely of cream, ether with or without
eggs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
Jefferson County, Va.


THts agreeable and attractive JH.aTERfAnC
y PLacE viii Be open for company on The
hrst Of 1une It's .ese miles South OF Charles.
town. and only seten hours travel on the Raj
Road from Baltimore and Washington. Itsme.
diclnal qualities and the charming scenery ),
which i . sprro0aded. have been TOT years tbe
theme Of admirations and II is no exaggerated
to-say they arc unsurpassed.
For moth $40 30
Two weeks lper week. 90
A sineleWeek 90
By the SO
Children under u years OF age, and servants,
half price.
The Projectors have engaged toe services Of
Mr. a. FITeH, gentleman Of some experi-
ence IN The business. and known 10 many or he
patrons Of TayIof's Hotel IN lyincheslsr, as .
most ohiiging and attentive host
ga nearand eonfortable STAGE will be
At the Raii Road Depot every day, to convey
passengers TO the Springs.
TIE PRoPRIEToRs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

White Paint. Skim milk two quarts
fresh slackened lime s ounces; linseed
oil 6 ounces; white Burgundy pitch 2
ounces Spanish white 3 pounds. The
lime TO be slackened in water, exposed u
the air. and mixed IN about one-lourth 81
The milk !. the oil 10 which the pitch i
dissolved. TO be added a little at time
then The rest Of the milk. aud aiierwardl
the Spanish white. This quaslity is sui.
ficient for twenty-seEen square yards, tws
coats, and The expense mere tribe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15

TENHE undersigned again gives nolics ID the
- citizens Of jefferson County, that he is
prepared 10 83
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-15
SuDerior seed Wheat.

superior Seed Wheat.
u1HE Farmers Of jefferson, who desite a
supply Of superior Seed Wheat are in
formed that have quantity Of New York
white wheat. expressly for seed, Tree OF all
impurities. and just such as ought 20 Be sOwn IN
rood ground. Thsipriee will be far for the
sn.I;,s. WILLIAM A. CARTER.
Near Newiown. Frederick Co.
August L. 1s4f-3t.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
FROM MEXICO.

BY the arrival of the brig Lime Rock we have
received our files of Mexican papers to the Both
December We learn, verbally, that Santa Anna
had issued decree expelling from the Calfornias
and New Mexico, all Americans, citizens of the
United States but that our minister, General
WADDY THOMPSON, had demonstrated SO warmly
on the subject, declaring that in case of its en-
forcement he would Immediately demand his pass
port, that the decree was revoked within "a hours
after its PRONUNCIATION
Another version is that Mr.. Thompson declared
tina, if the decree was not fulfilled, he would quit
Mexico, with or without his passport. However
this may be, the principal fact may be considered
as positive 1t is stated that the decree had cen
promulgated under the influence of extreme men,
tai irritation caused by the reception of President
Tyler's message in the city Of Mexico.
Itisrumored that General Thompson has chang
ed his views in regard to his resignation, and in
tends simply asking for temporary leave of abb
sence. @ iE
The Mexican journals publish an ordinance in
regard to all foreigners residing at Mexico which
prescribes rigidly to the various authorities in the
several departments of the Republic the duty of
keeping exact lists Of all foreigners who enter the
territory of Mexico, of rectyng these lists every
year, and transmitting them to the Central Gov
eminent, &c, &c.
Bocanegra has resigned his Office of Minister
for Foreign Affairs, and j. M. Tornel has positive
ly quit the Cabinet b. s
The Mexican fleet left Vera Cruz the same
day as the Lime Rock, viz: the 9th, to repair to
Alvarado. HiH
On the 9th inst, Santa Anna was at Vera Cruz
with his entire suite.
The. Mexican schooner Montezuma left Vera
Cruz on the 26th ult., for Campeachy, having on
board the Commissioners of Yucutan, who were
on their return, after having settled all existing
troubles to the satisfaction of both parties.
Much excitement prevailed at Vera Cruz about
the period Of the departure OF the Lime Rock, on
account of rumored quarrels between Mexico and
Great Britain.-N. o. Bee.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
JUDGE PORTER.

The death of Judge Porter was announced in
both Houses of Congress yesterday in the Sen
ate by MIR. Barrow, who in a very feeling man.
ner portrayed the noble qualities and pre-eminent
abilities of the deceased, and moved the custom
airy resolutions of respect. He was followed by
Mr.. Benton, who spoke Of the deceased as a
friend whom he had known and loved from boy
hood, and with whom, though taking opposite
sides and views in politics, it had been his good
fortune to maintain unbroken and untarnished the
bright chain of friendship which was so early
formed and bound them together. He alluded in
very feeling manner to the circumstance of a
poor boy coming to this country as refuge from
the troubles of his own, making his way to
wealth and fame, and finally IN the possession of
as much Of both as man can desire, dying an
American Senator.
Mr.. B. was unusually eloquent and impressive
in his eulogistic remarks. He spoke with deep
and unfeigned sensibili,y his language was the
promptngs ofihe heart, from which it came, and
to which it reached.
/ We were not in the House and did not there
fore. hear Mr.. Slidell's and Gov Vances remarks,
upon the annunciaton of the death in that body
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03

judicial station, until he was at length compelled
to retire from the bench, where he had presided
with the learning of Hale, the ntrepldty OF Holt,
and legal acunen of Mansfield.
In 1888 he was Summoned to the councils OF
the nation, and here, on this floor, he acquired
new laurels and additional lustre to his fame
You, Senators, remember the power Of his wit
and eloqucnce, and you will lament with me, that
he has been struck down at the moment when he
had been summoned a second time by his State to
a seat here. TO the nation, his loss is grevous-
to the State it is irreparabe. His seat cannot be
| filled by an equal, no matter who the individual
that is selected.
But his feelings admonished him to forbear. He
committed to the care of the Senate 10 cherish
his memory, and asked the adoption of the resolu-
tons he sent to the Chair. The resolutions were
read f884
Mr.. BENTON responded with much feeling to
the sentiments of MIR. Barrow, and spoke in high
commentator Of Judge p. whom he had known
in his YOUTH
The resolutions were adopted. and the Senate
adjourned.
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-03
PART iii.

MOTICE-The Campbells coming Hard to
IN beat! Fair play and no gouging mo monop-
oily BEES BEEF! BEEF To my old friends
and fellow citizens and the public generally--I
return thanks to you all for the kind patronage you
have extended to since have catered for you in
the Centre Market and now make known to you
that Tin addition to my stalls in old Centre Market,
next to Mr.. James Rhodess, and opposite Frederick
Hagars) have store the of 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where, at all times, have on
hand the best assortment of Beef both fresh and salt
that can be procured in this city. now have for
slaughter 80 head Of fat cattle. raised and fed by
Hamilton. Rodgers, Esq, and 60 head Of spayed hef-
ers raised and fed by Ttball, (both of which gem
tcmen the best feeders Of cattle in Virginia,)
and drove with the greatest care by Robert l.. Arm
stead and Bascabe, and purchased for me by gen.
teman of this city who is admitted to be the best
judge of good Beef in the United States; and will
have, commencing on Saturday morning, and contin-
uing each market morning thereafter, portion of
said extraordinary fine Beef, at 81 cents per pound,
first cuts. 3neE tfsr tNsH
All boarding houses and families who fond Of
good living will give call, for am convinced il
you call you will assuredly purchase
jan 29-eo3w DDS s is5 n p. CROWLEY