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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

"A Sketch of the animated Proceedings oil
the Democrats Of the cities of New York and Of
Philadelphia, arc in type-and will appear on
Friday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

DAPER -FaASKrIN M,NrF,crrRixG Cont
/ r,xy.-Ilavin.tcrna appointed >"r. a:ci Is
Ion the F'ranklin Manufacturing Company. Sc
now offer II, sale I'LL descriptions o! PAPER mace
Il, that establishment: and have now on hand
5000 learls Cap ami Letter Paper, ruled and
plain, various qualities.
5000 ream> double and single Wrapping do.
l.OoO do. Printing do.
Book and newspaper establishments, cotton
factories, nc, can have any description OF Paper
made order. The prices of the Paper, in every
instance, VIII be a> low as a, any other establish
ment in this country
Cash at all times will be paid al the Mill for
Cotton and Linen Rags, Ropes &c. Persons who
may apply al the Mill will he attended to BY Mr..
John Richards, the Superintendent A full assor,-
mcnt OF the Paper d, all times on hand al our store
DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
June ~ l0-3t
TN CHANCERY-ViRolx AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office III the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery Of Caroline County,
on the 81 day of June. 1914
Daniel Dclarnert. Plaintiff
against
A NJ Green. James D. Coleman ami
others Defendants
The defendant. A NJ Green not having en-
tered his appearance, and given security Accord
ing Ia the Act of Assembly and the Rules OF this
Court and it appearing By satisfactory evidence
that he is net an Mhabitani of this Common
wealth, 1t j. ordered, that the said defendant ar-
pear before the Judge OF our said Court. at the
Court House on The first day of the next term,
and answer the bin of the plaintiff. ami that y
copy OF this orier he forthwith inserted in somr
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond
Tor Two months successfully. and posted al The
front door of the Court House OF this county.
4 Copy. Teste
ROBT HUDGlN. c. G.
June II lO-W2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

lne really honest ana llsi ciii|'hs VI ihc HrPo'-
lie, and been put down with TIE >lernest nation-
al rcbukc.
He has violated. TOO. that cardinal principle OF
Democracv-aiicr he had originally recognized
it-thal the peoples will, however expressed.
should be the rule of action Tor the representative.
While standing in this capacity he has repeated
IL treated with contempt or neglect. the lnsruc-
lions Of the people ol his State, deliberately eA-
pressed. or indicated through their Legislature.
We have seen him recently traversirg the
country while important State Elections were III
proorcsS--seekn9 To procure the low advantages
resulting from personal ccctioneerin9 efforts
depalling from The lisagcs and the noble example
of the great and good men, who have obtained,
without seeking, the highest honor>-and thus cs,
abishing the penicious example of candidate
Tor the Office of President, Swapping Il MtDH"a
ill., toHairY
And last but not least, we have seen this con-
Si>tcnt politician, aEer having formerly stood by
Texas. now deserving lier-ailer having denoun-
ced the treaty of 1919, as imperative, and denied
The RIGHT of the United S,a.es 10 cede her 10 Spain
after having anxiousiy attempted, during Mr..
Adam>'s administration To rc-acquirc the terrific
~ of Texas-R0lr coming forward 10 oppose the
immediate rc-aDneyaon-and placing any an
nesaton on such grounds of conslitulionality, OF
the consent of Mexico, rs we'll as OF a 'respecta-
bic and considerable portion of our own people,
as are calculated 10 battle every effort, and defeat
forever the reunion of Texas 10 the o. States.
Such, fellow-citiZens, is brief outline of The
candidate whose promotionto the Presidency our
opponents 50 urgently press upon You. OF their
candidate Tor the Vice Presidency. OF his great ac-
complishmcnts, Of his eminent services Of his i'm
posing pretensions, we shall say but little because
we are willing TO admit know but little. He may,
I 1,I N.nfo
ulished gentleman. But i, is sufficient reason
Tor our opposition TO him. TO know that ne belongs
TO the Federal School OF politicians; that his poll
teal principles are derived from that dangerous
school-and that he stands forth TO represent and
to carry oft the principles OF the Wing party
nrincinles which we deem at war with the best
interests of the pcople-at war win the perpetui-
ty Of the Union, and totally subversive of The Con-
stituion itself
And now. fellow-citizens, are you prepared 10
take your part with men: whose principles and
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IN CHANCERY.-VlRGN AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office ii the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery OF Caroline County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
the saBsAra.
BT NJ. WILLS.


E vas a pleasant morning. in he ilre
When the leaves fsli and The bright sun shone on
rs when The mornisg stars flsi sang together.
50 quieilf and calmly fen BIZ figh,
Upon world ARREST. There vas 40 leaf
Il motion, sad lhe loud winds slept. and an !.
Wss sill. The lab'rinc herd was grazing
Upon he Aiii-sidesqnieily: pnesn'd
~ ihe harsh voice 81 man, and distant sonpd
Save from the murmurine waterfall came MOI
~ usual on The ear. One hour stole IN,
And another Of he morning, calm
and sill as Eden ere the birth oil nan.
And then broke ia lie Sahbalh chine Of bells.
Sqd lhe old man ard bis descendants. went
: Together ic iha house -. II ! iJinei
Fac well appareli'd crors. Ths holy mss
Rose soiemnly, ts0d brealhed he prayer cf fairh
md The grey saint, just on the wing fcr heaven
Ahd The fair maid. & The bfgh: hard young mar
tnd child q curling locks Just taught % close
Ehe lash o. is blue eye the while; all knelt
u attitude Of prayer; and Then The hyatn,
Sincere in lis low melody, Veniup
TO worship God,
The white haired pastor rose
And looked upon his flock, and vrb an eve
,Fhattold his Interests ard voice iaal spoke
II remulous accents, eloqasnce like Paal's
re lent lSaiahas STE 10 the truths
81 revelation, and persuasion cane
Like gushing waters from his lips. til heax;s
uGns d % bend &ere snfiened, and theaeye
unwonl 70 weep sent forth the wiling tear.
went MY way; but as Invent, thought
How holy was the Sabbath. day Of God.
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EaaDIgAL COLLIE G8,
IN w t
r. 10 II M oMD, vIR CHINA

Il 81
HgHE Seventh Winter Session Of the MeEicsl
= Department Of Hsmpden Sidpey College,
will commence ID Riehmoad. on thefssi Mon.
day 10 October. lthe 2sih) and continae Ansii
the last or February following.
JoHx cULLES. NJ. d. Professor Of TAsors
and Practice OF Medicine.
Au0rsrvs L. VI RxER NJ. d. Professor Of saf;
gerry and SufgicalAnatomy.
L. w. CnAasKRLKrNE. ". D. Professoreoi
Therapeutics snds aIateria Msdiea. n
4 n. Ii BoHAxEAs. M d. Professor Of Ossts.
tries and Diseases Of Women and Children.
soeRATEs NAuPin, II. d. Professor OF Chem.
istry and Rilar1naGy. Il
JETFKrrs wrMAx, n. D. Professor Of ANATOMY
sud Physiology. H
A cohmod and elegant College and In
Urinary Building is.in progress Of erection, and
will BE- completed By The opening Of The session
II has been 50 arranged sslo afford TO the stu-
dent every convenience and comfort and will
enable the Faculty to extend 10 him all the adj
Tan,sges'snd facilities FOR thorough educslson,
which the present advanced condition Of pledi-
cal science demands The College In6siharyl
CITY ifhshouse, Armors and Penitentsry afford
ample means for instruction 10 clinical rnedisine
and surgery, whils the facilities for stud ting
practical anatomy and operative surgery are
unsurpassed. Physicians in the country who DO
not receive the catalogue, which W III be issued
during the present month, Duly will please
send their addresses (post paidl TO the Dear
AUGS. L. WARNER. NJ D..
Dean Of the Faculty.
r. 0m
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IIarpcrs-pcrry Merchant Tnilpr
+ AND Jtt FL.
ReaOp=2saSc 0lotbtng Sture.

YEyuE undersigned would most respectfully
4 ii call Inc attention Of the citizens III Jefer-
son County, aud Bis old customers OF Haipers-
Ferry in ~a9riicular, 10 his new and splendid
assortment VI
i Fall and Winter Goods,
Being The 6csi arrival OF this place ihis;se sof
Ills assortment IS verS. extensive and conplele.
. greater Variety of paltcfut, more
various colers aud qualities than Gamble found
lis any six stores IN fiafpersFerfy. This being
THE case, the advantages to- the buyer Is obvious.
Tbe customer has only to.call and examine his
stock 10 be suited in quality or price, il any ar
lticle Of genllemen's wear, from the cr1twn OF
the~head to the soles 81 his feet f5f cash. or 10
punctual customers 90 "a shorty Credit He
GO RE.fDK.H.7DE Colts,
Seeh as orer.coats, Dress and Froek Goats,
sack Goats and Coates, from 10 s2J, ahmade
atmy Establishment, aud warreEted NC Il NJ al e
and IN good order.
Also. large assortment ef Fall and Winter
LRounda5euts, vaFions colors and qualinss, and
suitable for ali occasions iti HI
From SO to 100 pair Of PanialoonS- such d
1Gae Cloth, Cassimsre, sSaltinet, Linssy Deans,
Also i new ana splendid assortment Q! Bea
Yer. Russia, and Silk HATS, which will lie war
franted Superior 10 any III tie naFreFs-feIry
market;
l Also, a splendid assortment of gentlemsns
fand boys' Caps, which he respectfully requests
The citizens TO call and examine and III atidi-
lion 10 which, to offers YOU an entire snpw and
splendid assortment Of genilcmen's, boys, and
Youths BOOTS s SHOES, v hich be pfrdges him
self 10 sell as low as auy merehanNin iAe mar
ket. .
/ In conclusion, ke respectfully requests a call
iron the public, and Issls satisfied they viii not
will be disappointed.
WILLIAM J. sTErliENS. +
Harpers Ferry, Oct ;.
/ II. -cI9thiag will be made, Al the shortest
notice. and ii heat and fsshidnabls style
Merchants ffon distsuce Who deal 10 Ready
made Clothing sili iiid Il 70 their advantsge TO
cali aud. exalniaeqsy stock 81 Clothing before
purchasing elseu here. as he feels asslted they
ibe we'll eompsnskle for their trouble
pledges himself IL sell greater bargasas than
can Be sold ii Hafpers-Ferrt, or 10 Jefferson
county ufi stock on hsnd consists in$ raII IS
follows, viz
Is pieces super Dress Cloths, ysriaus eolors
and shades, .fron 2 80 10 $40 ret ward J.
10 pieces supetior 0yereost Cloths, yarioHs
Tcolcrs, both plain and 6suted, from sSseats to
SIS per.yarai
So pieces Of Fall and Winter Goods, s.1s,able
Tor sack or business coats. Of various co5pis and
shades, from 50 eeais q IS per yard;
20 pieces super Casslnere. suitable f9E dress
pants, includisg ssriegs faneies, from II 25 70
81 per yard. In
81 50 per ard @Y.
10 pisees Kentucky Jeans, Buffalo Cloths,
Cords. SC, from IA to IS cents per yard
r "a ,.sE., s,.les ,f Fail md ~ tntar Iakfil,rs
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Fashionable, Tailor.
MArI nMIrr. pAYrR

1 Z INFORMS the citizens Of Charlestown and
4 4 the public generally, thai he has opened a
Tailor Shop, one door North 81 Mr.. VIM Atls's
Shoe Store. and opposite Mr.. Wdi 3. Locks
ASlore ~ here he is pre- pared 10 cut sndsmake to
order all garments far gensemen's wear Hay-
ling had some experience ID Ii,e Business. HE cob
|fdenllY asks Of alibers pIolic Mshate of their
patronage.
= Heis 10 the receipt Of the FASHIONS rega.
LARRY. and is eRab bed ihereforeio insure the sis-
test cut,, 70 those whoinay desire il. C9uniry
Produce, Al cash pfices,. will be taken. al all
times in exchange. e25 werk.
/ Give me a call; ~ be prices of~wofk shall
be regulated BY the eSigencies OF the tiInes..
CharleSiown, Oct 10, lS4ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
I MlTlLgILlgNI N IR. gY .
Miss McEannald.

RBsRSPECTFuLLY informs the Ladies 81
. Chsrlestown and vicinity that she has
Just received the --latest Fall and Fftsr Fiisalgas
for Millinery and .fantua Mating. She ritfras
her thanks 10 all those who have favored Ii 81
with their patronage heretofore, and hopes, byI
an assiduous desire 10 PleSse, and promp:itudeH
iii business, 10 merit the contiGuaute Of the
same. &
ECTHer residence is on the cross street
South Of lhe Court House.
or an 1874 E"4 = &
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some tire dnring the. i4E simmer, Mr. etsz s 81
, eotssss sf his letters "a r. Blair ittea a.
s,Arx 1875 and saiherzed speio siew them 70 any
one 1ho might wish 30 see iiitm Finding thatsbe
charge 90 :. BAsgsia asd Corruption. = whieh was
vssde 81 lbc time and leiused as ss,isss. and ~ss
nov seriously urged sgsinst MIR. Lks, thst Il mas
alietred 10 6e snscepsstle e proof nhdsr his oSn
ksad and thai ih&se elsers wire refsFrsdto - eon-
aiaing tle pfpof caused notee % be iBsstssd ia
P1'Hk Vine, that copies ei me letters ~ere y my
xnds. and that they open 70 Mr. nspeetaoa u
/ any gsDtlemsp Of ether pArty thought y Fmpos-
.ible. tha, any man could read ihe isitrts. without
sessae and admitting, that they coatAin 10 evidence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
yPG!SIh0EI gYas
.y.EE. MimlmgIh q ii.
TESILAGS, SC.

EE AVING just returned from the cities OF
a Z Philadeiphia and Baltimore, visiting the
most fashionable establishments connected with
thif business and procured 40 entire New .Sys-
1teni for cutting garments, toSe,her With The
H Latest Stsis end Fashions n he dag,
has no he.ilaaey in ing he-.ill guarantee
the best Of fit 10 those who may favor him
with call. lie would say, that no pains shall
be spared on his part 10 give entire satEfRc. ion.
He therefore invites bis friends and The ,pubEic
generally. 70 give him passing notice athis old
sand above The Mafket-house.
n Q Country Produce will be iaiseH in Ok
change for work al all times, al cash prices.
/, 0rf 10 1874
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MILLINERY.

4.EEiSs EEi4 a6efh ~. Hooper,
rs in the receipt Of the very latest fall ana
< winter FASHIONS, FOR making aGd Ir:at
ming Bonue,s. j.
She has also just received materials for rask-
Ing aqdtrimning Bonnets, which are of a beasi
Ilfu order and All OF The most fashionable style
cst from foEmer patrons i, Solicited. .
oct 10, 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17

rDESrEcTFULLY inform their friends that
III they have Just retnIned from the Eastern
ssales with The latest and most approved FASH
ons, and are nov ready toserse their customers
with sht garment according % the latest cnL
We tender our thanks fot the very liberal pa
trsn,re heretofore extended and trust that BY
renewed Efforts % please, va shfH continue 70
receive 1, a. well ~ the custom Of new friends.
eharlsztpwn, Sept -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
wEw wArn csoonS.

n HAVE just completed opening my assart.
IL ment of Fall and Hlmtsr Goods. i eomPris.
Is the greatest variety ever offered in this
eouutxtand more particularly ladies and gentle.
mems fancy wear, al prices heretofore unknown
~ these parts. 2 respectfully invite al 10 calf
and examine FAR themselves, and il i do not
prove that goods are Tower than heretofore Of
5fered, 4 90 mol ask them TO purchase
n. LETTERING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-17
| SEM the letters fog Pabl'estinn.
October Elsa, y. w. LEIGH.
VI. c1ay's 4ette1sa4lo .Hr. Bldgr.
Xk11RUl4 pe $50
W4sasxGFts al January, 1874.


W4sa,xGTaN al January, l524,
Nv Dear SID .lseDd ypd, b this days mall,
Lord Byron's Cenvprsatts4s~~ which, notwifh.
standing &Ir. y alsH's utf4yIsbie< tpipioa 81
Them, a think you wall haE Glen pieaaHi3 aal
worth. ppsn inc ~h1ls. aif rsieustye EefGsai .
Besides the Literary ard criEcal ~iatefest Which
they posses, shes viii have The efite, Il dfpIA-
isliiag, though nal entirely temovine, lhe odluaG
winch he hfoughs spon L4nlsegf ~ hrs eoHda
10 BIS wtfe.
Aly pnsniaa o ielaliGn 81 BE friends ~ he
three Ielafae9 Candidates is Singular enough.
and Often Il Gle yefE smnsins 10 the frs, pbcr
lhsy alibsiieve that nv friends haze ghe peaer
Or dscIdiRg he I, ieslton --ahd th4n that / hs,e
lie polner 81 controlling nay trieBds Acting ur
on thik supppsittosi. IN he ssDe 9h6sar, ain
-ssineiiines tuushed gedtiy 90 lhe Shout er b a
frieud, sor exa6il Il x General Jaeksan, II y ~
III lhas address ne Ma deai Sfy all us de
psr.senee i nraa sou. dom dssapfaiht III 700
'kaeW our partially wa fef 3oa, next 70 The He
Ia. and how mleh We want a Wesiefn ptssl
deai'n imrssdi4ielT aiier. field II Mr..
Crsw foid viii accVsi me- he hopes 81 he Re
publican pauy ass csneeairaie5/o ION yeu taF
GOD rs sake psssefss IL i you N been returned,
instssa 4 T Air, Crs Eford, tse1Y maaoi p wosld
have supported yot % he Isl hour: lSescon
SsfEf tletl Nhtl }SNu - S@hNttse AtFNSt
can csuailstessa Rsxi,K friend 81 Mr.. Adams
comes, with tears 10 his, 45esg--'.Sif, Mr.. Adams
mas always had lie ziEsI respect fof you, aud
admiration Of your t$}euis ;shefci is 10 station tc
which youate mel ksatI most undoubtedly you
we're The second 1foiee If Gsws Eng land - AM
/ psaY You 10 consider serlansiy whether Ii.
rubtic GOOD aDA your sawR future interests d
noi point meSt distinctly to the choice which o.
ought b IRake = How can one withstand al
Ibis tss51teNsled bousge and kindness =
RsaHyyIhs fMsnas sof IN shies gen1smsn A.
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NJ asf asfsctiouase,. that / some

III Ii =
70 very eourfebu8k s;iselionale, thai some
haek alAest mish thai II US III my pawer 10
tcconsalalaie ssch pftthepl; hat thas heing ims
Ppsssuisswe ate begiuaiHs rs think seriously IL
its choice Nh ieh W mus haAly gaalse / viii lsl
yoa. theu, thst believe ILL., contest VIII Ne I'm
t'ed " MI IA,.s ns ana fseB jackson Mi ctaw4
feTdis RsfssesE esphAea pfsalpass he choice
" hims 4faasFe NeFs. no nihhr eh5ectipa to his
election Az ths oSfy alternative ahssa is pFes
sentod III VII, Il il sudErisrlIi painful ana con.
slaeE whaieveF choice W. may make, Ril oaiy
Ne choice j evils til boih of lhase geaiie.
shen rhsFe are stlong neA 0nal ablectians. The
iKlacipai difference be}asea Ihem IS. that III the
eaeelieapf Mt8 Adams W shail nag, by ,the *
simple, lnaicl aay whand pppn the char seler u
aar institutions 6ut should muca feaf heFeal.
DIR, il mot dafing lhf pte<r#t eentaatidn ihas
tho ~seGtiont ~ s4A lls jsst N Sna ,~ee HI libs
miliiaFyspits sginusas ansf canhde4ee that
might lead III he nast reThiesUlis results shall
beIelorF. with great regret, ir accoanIqf lhe di-
lemaa ia which lid people have placed " sup
port MI. Adams. Aly ffieads ate generally ~.
Inclined Nhat hAS great weight win nae, II
the decided preference which ns5aTis w the
delegation from nbaas HaS fol- him oEet eieeefaf
Jackson. III lhcfef3fe, keaguchy wafe ia vote
fqr The General. II weaiiIspesSlbly oplyIHAvr ihe
effect oil diyiding ear fiiendss wtthoui defeatug
ultimately the III erihn iE MIR Adams. IAree
IL the four States favorable sio Mr. Grawl,rH,
are believed io ptrfet]Mr. Adams 10 TIE Gensrsl.
Nnginia.is ole III hem, ! Am ncisnsa il lhlhk
thai ueaflg lhIee-fuaitbsrf nuf deiesatipn have
yielded ta The influence &c lhese VIEWS and VIII
vote FOR Mr. Adams, Ar tiienas en1eT,4in ihe
helsf atthrlr kindEwishes towards MD viii, i'll
Tile end 3D. mere ltkytY ii ID accomplished by 70.
besiowiag their votes. | have, however snest|
eaTneStly entreard ihem to throw me oAtrf thsir
constellation 10 biagiu4 their iuagheaiS u a.
hnas ce4cusioh, anA 70 ARra and he piaea sole
II bY the rahtic gpod I'LL know, myself that
alpine has deltTnined sme+ Your Representatives,
is inclined 10 concur WIN psta these sentiments
and views and, II ines shnHld meeI our afpfa.
baton, ~ kaow be haS great respect FIX SelIr
opiniaBs, I.aould DC plad Il yen would LII ihe
relnrn ntait, saddfess Rite him, tostisnsih-
enShim in bis tnc'iaalion4 Re pleased lo shaw
this letter 10 Cfiilenden blene.
rensin f4ithfaiix, ygur freAd.
FTP BLAlR Esq i II. Cf.AY
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.AWAY WITH YOUR PRoTRCTloN1E

AAAG Wilt lUlR fkUIECI 1UNs
The LEGO stumperst from 1he~higEeSt
10 the io.est, ansist that,Ametcan prolae-
tea 10 An4eritau labor injuries the Aaeri.
can Farmer sEsnatket 10 England. Our
feadtis will Remember that we reluied ehis
posinen a. week Of Two ago, BY shewssg
lhat Engtaad protected her iefmefs BY sx-
tlpdiGg osf ptodu1e it0aa bef nsIi;sir: 49,
tha, she neyef lei ug otto her maIkel an,
I'll she y as. coape}lsd loattg tie Q5Sclateae.
5tssitses oJdet psoplesi and shat, therefore,
3ur protective policy did not affect lufl
aaiset, in Edgiand, to HE xalue Of a 5iu.
lie ii, Y aiik il gave our farmers Home
h5rkct iog nearly fro hundred millioaS Of
doHirs wogtA]6f their produce. The tot
lo.@ing article, from The London .4tiIs. q
Ieadidg English Faper, proves that while.
the English want 70 manufacture for u.s.
Ana yet our money, they are Determined
10 DO their o&n farming feed tbe,nselAss.
Add buy aching from US, .TAe Enssisl
paper says W
4 The election q HI. Clay y ! fERw.
may BE looked upon as, 10 a considerable
f&tent, hie Cd, traSi;oa Il t.epr1aci4ie Of
tGa4a.sf eia5 rEsilgtloa.. lie has always
bern the> cor si1ent advocate Of a PRO
TICHtE TARlFE
Itof can II b wonder bat suchis The pc
hey ofihe n@st respectable and intelligent
slat4xuaa e. America, when We fouAiaer
thaLby our dorm laws we shut the dogf in
lie face OF ady attem2tto negotiate a efm
EmeTcfal ARA hgement on the iooting bl a
far and Substantial reciprocity. W. ASH ].
/ NOTHING FROM THE UNlTED STATES nut
{TfAT vHicA WE CANNOT POSSIBLY sDfo
iswiFHoUT- THalR COTTON AND ToBAdco
--ExcLuplHr tic staple produce Of d4s
g4sat dgr,cua4ral STATES Of the lsrst-5
fsu 70 slGoadsfed d then, Mal hi lsre
koliafe oad meet hiRh dulles on .3RaeyisQs
doar ty high duties on EnglsA mama 30.
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GREAT ATTRACTION


AT THE
BlALxzpxoRE sToRE.
?
VsnE .eb.etibsr. have just received = large
SUPPLY Of
.Ncp IFdH and Hintv Goods,
TO which ihdy respectfully Invite the stten-
tion Of the cuizkas Of jefferson and The I'D jon-
lng Counties Their stock consists in part as
follows -
Cloths. Cassimeres and Fesiings Of The latest
sts les. al greAtly reduced prices
ssat.ineis, Twseds, and every variety Of Wool
len Goods.
Paid, slripea. dbapgesbls & figured Alpaecss,
Cashmere Fd'EcSsss, Mousline &c Lame,
Grape De Pskins Tor ladies dresses,
GhuzaFs. P6ndecherry,
Wine good. ,edlored erspes, Canton FlsupeIs,
Plaid cioakiags for ladies.
hosiery, Gloves gimps. frioges, bonnet velvet.
Every variety II Lace, Edging, Inserting, SC.
80 Cases Boots & shoes,
SILK s BEAVER HATS,
ale Bull Fur, Glazed, Sealeu & other caps,
Bdnhefs of every VARIETY. IT,
Riabous and Artificial Flowers.
A great variety Of shawis Silk Goods.
groceries cheaper than erer
Cooa1flfieaus Sugar 7icen,s, !. !.
GOOD Rio Coffee 8 and 10 cents,
Kew Orleans Molasses 374
Rest Sugar house Nolasses so cents,
Best Imperial Tea so ceals,
Good Tobacco 10 cents,
Together with large assortment Of
! Hardlcare, Glass and QueeaSpare,
TiHWare, Pdrlor& Cooking Stores, Sc.
WE believe sSte hawk .now one Of tba 4srges
and cheapest stocks III Goods 10 Virginia, apo
therefore ID INK ii will lie 10 The advantage q
irifcH1sers 10 fail slz4he Corner Of High ant
.shenahdoah stdeetSS Harpers Fefrv.
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charlssiown on lhe LIST November, and Iemaih
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NEW GoOns.
BARGAINs. BARGAINS

FVNHE. undersigned hiss Just returned from
Baltimore Ssith handsome asSorlmensoi
Fal[Geoas. cons isffpg &c
aillue, Black, Greer aud Fabcg Cloths, 5
Striped and PlaikC assimere, assorted coiors,
Ribbed Cassine,k
Water Proof Tweed Cassnaeres,
Kentucky Jeans
Canton Flannels,
Silk Hdkfs assorted,
Cotton -. ~
Back Alpaca. bs1oried patterns,
Fancy PLAID and Figured DO
AtgreaJ variety ef Prints, beautiful fall patterns
A good ssserlnf4nt Of Groceries, viz
Priine Cheese,4
Sperm. Molld and Dipped Candles,
Rosin Soap,
Mscksrel and Eerring, N
prime loi Of Bacon.
All Of which wilt Be sold low. by
Il JOHN G. WILSON.
HarperS- Ferry. Sept 10.