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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

LOG CABINS. SAT- Loco TO Whip
wei, | guess your L,g Cabins have
h'tn pretty we'll shattered By Capt. Tv.
l"rl' "T'u"," said the Wing. "too rue;
h" has k1o2kei out So much fthe chink-
M n a good many Locos have crept
il; but hey only want repairing with CLAY
(ni w"Ich We have the best kinI) to make
thrm 50 tight that no rats, Llcos, ar 9th
'r vermn can 6nI their way in; or if
they do, viii find them too hot for their
Goa - Clay Almanac.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

MoRz MUMMERIEs. The following
paragraph is COMMENDED to ihc attention
OF the Richmond Enquirer. After what
that paper has sud on mummeries, we
may expect a dePulation to be forthwith
sent to the Hermitage 20 demonstrate with
q neral jackson against "cultng stick "
even though It be firm hickory Tree:
llICKoRY FRoM TuE HERMITAGE.-
Tho editor ofthe New Orleans Herald has
recr'v'd consignment of four spend d
Hickory Canes, cut by Gen. Jackson
Himself on his own grounds. These "chips
OF inc oid block" were sent for presenla
t'on 10 Tour pfomin ut democrats of New
Orleans.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

RAINS IN ALABAMA. The Postmaster
.at Tuscaloosa, Alubama, under date 81
the 3D. instant, writes that il 10 uuerly iro
poss Ole to pe; tbs mails sloag in that 70.
gion. |, Tad been raining for a week
and the Warrior river ad risen from fr-
Ivy 10 seventy feet, causing grta, desiruc.
ton among The cotton plantations.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

MASS icHUsErrs CONGRESSIONAL ELEc-
TON. Elections took place in the Third.
SIKH and SEVENTH Congressional d Districts
OF Massachusetts on Muni y list. The
Boston 'prrs contain partial returns from
the Third District, which shew net gain
IN favor f Abbott, the Wing candidate,
of 1874 over the vote al the last trial in
Move mber.-BaH. finer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
Tracts of Land-
E'e.esSgeRsS Safe.

EpH virtue tf deed Of trust executed by Jacob
I'D Custer tie 10Th day OF September, 1872
to the undersigned. in trust for certain purposes
therein named and recorded 10 the Clerks Office
Of Berkeley County, shall, on Tassday. he 30th
INST at the residence of Jacob Custer, in Darkes.
yilie offer public sale the following Proserty, viz;
Horse, Cow, Sleigh and Harness,
sets of Back.mnhs foos,
BEDS, Bsdsteais and Bedding,
Stove, one Gun, one bureau,
Secretary, one Clock, one Safe,
Stand, twelve Chairs, two Tables. and
large Copper Kettle.
Terms made known on the day of sale Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock, A NJ.
JOHN F. SMITH.
Jan. II, l8ii-3w Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

Tho Speaker aid before the House
communication from The Governor-stat-
ng that by death or resignation the nom
Der Of justices in Richie couoty had been
reduced below The constitutional requisite.
Thut Is, only 3 members If the court
were lefI---who could not make cons,,-
tutonal court, and the only remedy for
the case was in the hands OF the Legisla-
lurp.
The communication, with the docu-
menis accompanying, was referred to the
COMMITTEES Of courts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3 lsA1

~, :. ddIIs ., ICII.
Inc Speaker Mr.. HolIeman) after an
absence OF three We ks, resume his s.a,
Mr. Edmunds called up the tax bin.
Mr. +. moved that tho tax on slaves
be 40 cents. ~ . = .
MT Brawnef moved 81.
Mr. Edmunds' motion prevailed
Narious other blanks in the nm wore
then filled with the sums in the tax Mn u
lo4|' 10 wit; SO on stations, IL l-2 cents
Oh horses l-2 per C, ut. on the value 81
carriages, &c. &c. &c.
On hlng the blank in relation to the
YAK on 'Averos, Mr.. Galaher moved IA
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
CHARLES DOWNS. Fr,oy.
Dec 2i--3w Of John Ktsiager, deed.

EXTRAORDINARILY above sals If Tho
M Slaves of John Ki-ingcr, decd i. no.,roned
To the I'm dry IF February nezt. (Cour,.Day1
Jan. {. 1914 -5w 'p
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
was unanimously adopted.
CONSTITUTION.

Art. /. This Association shall be call
cd and known as THE Berkeley ca,
/ Club"
Arf. .. The obi CT OF this Club shall
be TO promote by oil just and honorable
means the election Of HKNRY CLAY to the
Presidency Of the United States. ana q
such person as shall be designate by the
national Wing Convention, to be holien
10 Baltimore in may next, 10 the Vice
Pres d ncy.
Art. 3. The Officers Of this Cub shall
consist OF President, four Wee Presi-
dents, three Secretaries, and Treasurer.
Art There shall be an executive
committee to CONSIST Of FIVE members,
and Of ali the Officers whose duty il shall
De 70 transact all necessary busin, IS when
the & ub is not n ssiun, to conduct all
Necessary correspondence. and to perform
all such general duties as shail come with
IN the scope If their office.
Art. 5. Any citizen Of Berkeley Cuun
ty VINO approves OF the objects Of this
Clue, may tecome a member thereof by
signing his me TO his Constitution.
.7rf. 6. The regular meetings Of the
Club shall take pace at every monthly
Court, bot special meetings muy be ca l.
ed by the President, or any two members
Of the executive committee, when deem
ed necessary.
.frt Z. The funds Of tie Club shall be
raised by the Voluntary Contributions oil
! It's mems efs.
Art. s. Tbs Club shsli continue in ex.
st nee until aft tie Presidential election,
and until il s. ali b. dissolved by the vot.
Ioi majority q It's members ass m1lyd
a, any meeting.
The committee also nominated the fol
loving Off ers for the permanent govern
ment Of The Ciub, which nomina ions were
confirmed by the Club.
Col. EDMUND P. HUNTER, Pest
Col. JACOB MyERs, 4
HARRISON WAITE, Esq. y n
DAVID IL. CONRAD, Esq, co.,
William q. MORGAN, Esq. J
SEAMANs GARARp, }
THORNTON HFNsHAw, Secretaries.
JAMES L. STEWART,
WILLIAM Dorsey, Treasurer.
| LDuung the absence OF the committee
! Andrew Hunter, OF jefferson and subse
queutly d. H. Conrad, Esq. were called
out by the N, etlng and delivered abo ans
spirited addrt sses.l
On motion of Col, r. V. SNoDGRAss.
Resolred that the proce, dlngs of thi,
meeting be signed by the cha rman ans
Secretaries and published in the Martins.
bug Gazette and Richmond Wing.
On motion Of D. II. CONRAD, Esq.
the meeting adjourned.
JACOB VANDOREN, Chm.
s Snsrs. " W. h ROn'ssoS' seey,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

Astonishing euro for consumption, as
The Old woman said, when she sprlnkled
snuff on the yictuals Of her boaiders.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
NEGROES FOR SAFE.
TEA &fUces,

comprising sien' Women, and Boys. The par.
caser of each have posse sion for he rem.inder
ct the liie OF such slave after the expiration of the
term Tor which they have been already sold, and
are now IN service. Full information will be given
OF The age OF each save, and of the duration Of the
ienme by which they are now held.
Ierms-CAsH
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
Essregy Sheen.

q NAME 10 my enclosures. some months since,
" SEVEN SHEEP-wl,ite ewes---fuli grown;
3 81 which a'e appemipgiy old; 4 are marked with
crop oG the right ear ami a sin IN The leG; vim
crop and sllt 90 each ears | with crop and slit
on the rghl ear and An upper Bit on the lrii; and
with si 10 ihe left ear and nm under Bit IL The
right The over or owners Of The above named
sheep are requested 10 come forward, prove fnoP'
cry, nay charges. and take them away. -,
Jan 1t, I8il~3t III 6 KiIChE"'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

"Remcmbcr ls4O," is the motto Of n TO-
co loco p1per-Ay, they will remember
1t bit only tll IA, wh-n the flg.rnd If
them spared in 40 VIII be so numerically
beaten, that hey will never desire to re-
mcr'b~r anything more connected with
either camp ign
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
W AltYtxg ~,

IN Rev Y'nk. on The i9l u',., hy Tho Rev. !
M Forbes. Dr. tiowaHD kESNEpY. oC MarylsnJ
- FANNY. ttard daughter OF ,le late Benz n
Howell, E.1 ofihs, city
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

The Hon. Mr.. SPAcur, one oftho SEN
atois from Rhode Island, has left Wash.
,ny,oa for his residence, in consequence
OF tbs murlor of his brother.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

The Farmers Bank Of Virginia has
declared dividend Of three per cent. for
the last six months
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY. Dec. 30. ia

FRIDAY, Dec. 30, lS43.
Mr.. Peuileion. Of BE kelley, pres me
the memorial OF th- President and Drec.
tors Of The Chesap axe ani Ohio Can 4
Company, proving the passage ola law
t. extent the tine for the conpI ton Of
the Canal to Cumberland and for other
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-01-11

Mr.. REvEs OF Va.--Tho Alexandria
Gazette says; awe are gratfied to learn
that Mr.. Rives Of Virginia, has declared
nlnself warmly in favor Of MIR. Cav.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
NE w SP Rim
AEB
SUMMER GOODS.


TIME subscriber has just returned from the
= East with large and well selected
Stock of Spfiag and Summer Goods.
consisting in part Of the following articles, viz
"a, "A Plaid and fancy casssmere
Blue, black, broSnland green cloths
Super black FRENCH do
Do plain and plaid linen drilIings
silk searfs and crasats
.Gambroons and Tcttonades
Marseies, satin and Cashmere Testings
Linen cspbric hsndkerchiefs
Spttle6eld and rpngee do
Calicoes and chiEtzes !.
Super bs lzarines and lawns
Black, bIue-blacE, and colored silks-a fine as
sortmeut
French kid and SAX gloves and mi,ts
Corded skirts AMI grass cloth
Ladies' night caps
A general assortpent Of hosiery
Bishops lawn, mhlli and Swiss muslins
Striped and plaid penitentiary cottons
"a 7-8, "A Virginia osnaburgs
10 twilled 60
"a, I.s, "A broHn sheetings
1894, 5-4, 1914 bleached do
No |, 2 and DuriaPs
GROCERIES.
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars
Loaf and lump sugar
Java, Rio and ST Domingo coffee
New England cheese
Sperm. adamantine, daphne, & mould candle.
Sperm, 6sh, and ;linseed oils
| VARIETY
Smoking and cbdwing tobacco. from l2ito IS
Regaiia, Principe, Spanish and half-Spanish Sc
gars
Nntria, Beaver, Russia, GuyaquiIl, Leghorn, ane
4 Pain Leaf Hats
Florence Braid sad Straw Bonnets
LADIES' Cater Boots
DO French Kid Slippers
Do Seal Ski and Leather Shoes
Mems and Boys Calf-skin Boots
Do do do Shoes L
Do do heavy Rrogans H
Childrens and Misses Morocco & Elssler Boot
and Shoes II
Also, a general assortment OF Hardware.
JOHN n MeENDREE.
shephsrds,owb, NAV 9..Is44.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Ear tetp.
IRISH SONG.

Tune" Meeting of The Waters"
Thin Locos the craythurs, is mighty decay
They prdmished 10 give the high wages 10 all
But they take allthimselves and just give the lawn
Aud Ill that they lave Us is 6olhin' AZ ALL
They said " IL wornt for the Nited States notes,
That the silver and gowld would be pIip,y ia
The lfish was only TO give thin their votes III
TAnithe money and xhiskey would come to Us thin
They had their owe way-and tbs bad notes grew
plinty
A. stones on tprnpikes-as sll av wees know:
They wer more thin the pfsies-full forty 10 twinty
Saint Patrick preserve US, what was We 10 do!
But Ills al over now. for HE Locos is undher-r-l
!, sMore power 10 The Wings, they will put it all
straight
More aimee 10 the Locos that made such thunder
Three cheers fbr-o~ld Clay May he never ID
- bate
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
UeSirabIe GOOD

ASNeNAA eAeGAS ONOSHEf
YQIcHplain, barred and striped dIOrsd and
~ black silk
Splendid assortment or berages, b4szsrines
Do do ginghams, lawns prints
Do do ribbands, flowers, caps. giinps, sc
Bonnets. bq3het silks and lawns
Lace. skiffs and collareis 81
Very large stock Of kid gloves and Emlits, every
Do do do cotton & silk hosietY .kIyariety
EngTish hid slippers, CATERS, and hslf CATERS
Splendid stock fancy handkerchief s. Baskets
Richnet aad berage shawls and sesrfs Aer
Large stock Of fans and parasols and ssnsshades
Also. Mourning Goods IL
Such as FiehEAipaeca lustre IN
Black mousline, bersge, balzarins 3
Beautiful ginghsms. new style n
Black and white, and lead celored prifls
Merino, Cashmere and silk net shaw Wig
Black lace and silk bdkfs aud veik 81
Black silk and cotton hosiery, vita m4ny sseiher
articles ia this line 8I'
To which ask the attention oftse ladies',
May III MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
|. 40 EXCUSE FOR B.aLD.gEsls

Since the important discovery of~RrI Jayde's
Hair Tonic, EVERYONE may, if be chose, PIE
serve his hair from falling Of, or if airs3dY bald
may win cettaiais have his hair restored ;a-
gain By faithful and perseyeripg sppliqauousof
this Valuable Hair Tonic.
Please 10 read without prejudice thesfoiIow-
ing communications, which in addition 10 hum
dreds Of Others equally respectable Should fe-
move the doubts Of every reasonable persop3of
theuniform and Singular efficacy Of Jaype's Hair
Tonic.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
n = w S = o Il z,
HAIR PER SaEIsIgIEIo

r.. IEVERING, "A *
HAS Just returned from the Eastern cites
IN with large and beautiful assortment sof
ladies and gentlemen's wear. which he hatters
hms slf that he can sell at prices heretofore an
known in this county. All who will call and
examine his stock cannot help but give him cts-
dill for keeping cheap goods All are respect
fully requested 10 call and see for themselves
His stock is assorted and complete as any in
the State. CouRtry dealers would do we'll 10
call before purchasing, as they will End bar
gains that they will mol meet with al all times
His stock consists in.part Of
Blue, Black, Adelaide, Green & Brown Cloths,
Large assortment Of Cassimeres, tt
fashionable articleIof Summer Cashmere,
Large assortment Of yestings and Hosiery, Of
every description and price,
Swiss, Book, Jaconet, Cambria, Plaid, and Stri-
ped Muslins,
Figured Bobbinel,e and Swiss Muslins.
Al beautiful assortment OF Bobblneue, lThfead,
and Cambria Elgidgs and Inseaings,
Balzarines, Bszarine Lawns, ant BereEesi
Painted Lawns, Calicoes, #
Silk Handkerebefs and Sewing Silk, YH
Spool and Ball Cotton,
Artificial Flowers, and Bonnet Ribbands.
Tortoise Shell and Horn Combs, or all kinds,
Suspenders,
large assortment Of Tsrlton Trimmings,
Bleached and Brown Muslins, s
Collars and Scarfs,
Hardware, Qusensware, Glassware, and Greece
ries, +fmf
Window Glass Of all sizes, SC. &C, Iil
May Is, 1914. is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Mrs, Squiggs. haw's yopr husband
this afternoon 4 Well. lhe doctor says
a. how il be lives ill mornin' be shall
have some hopes Of Dim but if he don 4
live till mornin,' be shsn't have no hopes
of him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

: The forked lghtnings illuminated the
vaults 81 heaven--peals Of thunder shook
the eafth--iheiw wind racked the mountains,
add the rain descended in such torrents
thas the ducks could s,cim in the CUTTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13


at .t q , vel on eisher side we're
without OUT mt 1 Square was pln:
PFeis win restore thea-,ond liat' IN. AZ
other med cine viii remove ms ii - freiAE lsit
throat 50 thoroughly this. Il efeetually sldosek
lie ssnlated masses from the membrane i~alieaf
lines The tfaehis. and Il every cough the paaestw
bring eR Portioss q fhe disengsged mater. lin IN
eomplaisss Of the pnlAonsry organs, whsFe mas
ture serEhs 10 be fn4kalg effort to tAraw ar Tie
disease Jay mes Expeetoraat imports sisar 60 the
msehinsfy o. respiration, and enables them % dss
cucumber themselves hf the o5strnstioas Nhikh bad
inipeded their free operation. II hssrest1re hnnS
dreds perfect hssi,s, after sheir physsiaas haa
given them up aa ins9rsble, with Consumption
Coughs, Colds. Asthma, lnlluepza. Bro,thtls4
Whaaptng Cough. ia word, I'll d!seSses Of Pun
monsty nature yied1 to ths prrparsAica i psoseSiy
administered,
Rev D. :. Msgianis, Professor IN Hmillsn IN.
" Literary sud Theological Seminary, sssf 4; u
al ~onld be AithnAl Dr.. 1Syne's AetliSin<s Ia
nv family for any confederation. lhase feufl shem
successful aeaSes where all other msaus haze fail
ed"
Mr. Nlshelhs aHrls. corner Of Front and Lem-
bard Streets Philat lphia, waseared Of Couge, Ash
ma and Bleeding of The Lungs, under whiek he la
bored TOR many Nearas
Rev. liza Vi. Alicn, late Of this, but now If New
YORK eity SAYS 49, Il have used Jsynes Expe
and have esehdsnee IN il than Al other Aedi-
cines Of tl,e kind ?
DR., Helmiek, d zinesville. Ohio, was csred Of
Ashna BIZ il and NOV preserbes il 10 his patienss
in all pulmoHarx affections. Mr.. John Beekfor4 Of
Passport, Maine, SAYS s--ss Anur Expectot@nt hss
Just cured man whom his ply seisn had giyeasap
40 die with Consumption; aud also another, ia sbe
very lowest stages Of bronchitis.
Rev. John Elhs, Of New York city say Is that swo
bottles cured him of the Inaaenza hsedeotlgh sed
apparent Consumption.
Rev. Ar,hurH Bradford, Of Darlington, RI, III
that toured Ms son Of Group ina few 4nirutes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Cost Of a Broken Heart "A breach Of
promise case was tried lately at Dayton
Ohio Sarah Rhine-HEARr prosecuted
enc Sebastian S4Y.ler for. not coming PIP
70 the work, as he had said he would
Ii being an affair Of The heart. The: jury
thought that il would take 500 70 heal il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

ia short time since negro 10 New Or
leans fell from the top Of four story house
into the street. Happily be slighied on
bis head and sustained no injury.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Doctor Lardner is exhibiling q micro
scope 10 Charleston, South Carolina,
which possesses wonderful mayniIying
powers. A Aea, seen under the highest
Of these powers, appeatsto be about forty
ieet 10 length. Aud now, Il flea. under
such circumstances, appears forty feet Id
lengtg, how long would The lower lip Of a
Locofoco sppear'- Can any ingenious Al
rithmetician solve Us this sun ~ Prentice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

A man 10 this place qaarrelled with biz
wife. He seized an axe. and before the
poor woman could get out of the way,
rushed into The yard and spill: some WOOD!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Wasn't that waste Of powder. said an
Irishman 10 Kentuckian. who had just
brought accom- 10 the groun d with bis rifle,
from large tree. Why sol! asked the
hunter. Sure the fall would have kilt
him ITSELF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
suErnERpsTowx, Va, Oct 10, Is.

i ChEfbEhUHAUMNy as w rvs Cfor ;
Dear Sir,-You inquire Of me whether have
used your Hair Tone, and the effects.
Several years ago my hair began tosEail RAJ
pidly from The scalp, and had The prospect of
premature badness. - During several sears l
used various preparations Recommendations the
hair, from which | derived no benefit At
length friend Recommended your Hair; Toms.
i used three. or four bottles according: 10 the
printed directions. and at the end Of six snonths,
my hair was thick set, and since, It's ten1sncy 70
turn grey, was arrested. fl:
| have never before given certificate, RI
commanding patent medicines, which ifdiscri
minateiy sed, as they often are, do mash' iniu-
ry, but in case like the present, where ( know
the article 10 be beneficial, and that il cab do no
harm, hove no scruplesin stating facts within
my own knowledge. Yours, &c.
n JoHN QutcLr.
= nr n TAvNr phiiaAalnhia 4#st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
New spring Goods.
Holm G WIISnIN I

81
lElAs sust returned from B4timore with
~ handsome assortment OF SE.fS0N. fBLE
GOODS, consisting IN part Of thg following ar
Blue, elsek AID green cloths
Do do do eassinerey
Saitineiss good variety
An assortment 81 summer cloths
GambfoGDs assorted eolors 1le
Alpaca do do
A great variety or SKINNER wear Tor bows
Silk, VsIeDlis and MartAilles festiags
Very handsome balzarines
Lace IaTus, I44
Plain LAWNS, very Handsome i#
Ginghsns aad cslroes. al patterns and prices
Figured ind;?iain nouslns. very haHcsonae
Ladies and genllemen's gloves, ) great variety
Do do mitis do ? DO
/. Do d.ess handkerchlefs
Do. sim shades and parssols
Bleache9 spd brown cotton
Cotton osuaburg, teiIled and plain
Best ReSSer, Russia, and silk Hats,
a good s.ssortment or gentIemenf sumtneHdo
Do DO hardware and cutlery
Tireare Of every kisd
A good assortment or groceries
Prime cseNing tobacco
A prime lot or bacon.
The &boye articles shali3be sold Oh the best
possible*teF ms. NY friends and lie public are
respectfully invited ito cEl and examins my
stock, aad Judge for themselves.
Harpgfs Ferry, April ?.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

10 Tunis al ard beauty are orymous.
The Bangor Wing thinks some such molten
Il coming into fashion here. Judging from
Tie anxjeiy Of the girls 10 puf their dress.
s. out uflb coison and whslebone.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
NEW GOODS.

THAvE jus, received fresh supply Of new
u and seasonasie goods, which for variety,
style and quality, is scarcely equalled in lie
country. Particular care was taken 4, Inv
them cheap, 50 thai small profit may % added
and give general satisfaction to my friends and
customers, who ale earnestly invited d eiye
me an early cali. To nahe the articles kent
BY ne in an advertisement. il deemed no longer
necessary, lit = welt known that for the last
IL years have keTt more generally assorted
store than j. USUAL 10 be found in town or eonn-
Try. Customk rs viii receive thanks for past Ia
vors, and permit me 70 calculate on i eontinu-
ance Of their patronage.
WM. ANDERSON.
Ell Branch. lpriIle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

Al Western Editor. who is an old 6aeks-
loS, says. We never cared farlhiOg 8
bout getting married. until We attended an
ol1bachelor's funeral. Heaven grant that
our latter end may no, Be like bis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13

III declare, Sally, (exclaimed an anti
quaed WING maiden lady after reading
the names Of the nomiuees) II declare
our people used 4 new kind offfea 81 Bal,
timore instead Of cider, Well. I've
drank . good deal.of old Hysen, Young
Hyson, and 'Hyson Skin in my day. but
really think The best Of all must be The
Feeling Hyson.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-06-13
Domestics.

ai.,.1 naGs sS,e eSSa'' i ! rs 'bd
,Rrown and Blesehed Cotton Drillings. ia
Heavy 0snablrgs, sE#
Burlsp Linens, No ], and 3,
Handsome and new style Prints,
Checks, Tickiags. Furniture cotton,
Table Diaper, Russia Diaper, Il
Fine Brown Linens, NaRkeens,
Brown Irish Linen Drillings,
Irish Shirtinas, IA
Long Lawn. Cotton Stripe, for coats az pants,
Brown Holland.
Cotton Bats, Wsdding, Sc
Also--6 dozen Palm Leaf Hats, assorted,
Just received and for sale'by
May %. S. H. ALLEM0NG.