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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06
THE EFFECT OF THE ELECTION NEWS

How It must gratl1y those WHO Voteu TOT 9sTus
of the country and the prosperity of trade would
be helped thereby, 10 observe the effect OF the news
of his election on the business transactions in the
manufacturing and trading establishments Stocks
fallen and factories about to be built reinquished,
in view of the repeal or reduction of the tariff
which it is expected will be the consequence OF
Folks taking the chair, Those VINO desired ,ne
continuance of the existing tariff, as having be-
come convinced of its salutary operation, and who
vet voted for the man opposed to it, as is James X
Polk, may learn their folly though 1t be too late,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

"A .Ne,o Movement 1t is said that the Secretary
of the Treasury is loaning the surplus public mon
ey to brokers, and that Cochran g. Gibbs, brokers
house at Washington, have upwards OF Sl,200,000
public money in their hands and a Mr.. Dodge of
Georgetown, has upwards of S40,000-all without
interest. The New York brokers, who think they
ought to have chance in this business, have sent
claims to The Secretary, based deposites oc
Vicksburgh bonds, N. A. Trust Company shares,
&C., &c.
Where is the Law for this operation
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

University of permont.-The October catalogue
shows good number of students in this In
stitution, viz: freshmen 3d. sophomores 81, juniors
90, seniors u.s. total ~.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

We regret to learn, from the Washington Cor
respcndence of the Journal of Commerce. that the
Hon. George P. Marsh, M. c. from this State, who
is now at Washington with his family, is said to be
very i'll,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

cofocc Congress understand that you will not sus-
tain them in war upon the Tariff few such
hints as this will save the Tariff; such hints did
save it in the last Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

and we opine that many are already sorry Mr.
Clay is not elected who did not give him their sup
port. The tariff may not be Immediately repealed,
but who is there that has read the sentiments of the
Tennessee pctdfogger on the subject can have con.
dence to feel that it is safe under his management?
Who ought to wonder that the heart of the enter
prsing should fail, and his hand fater at the pros
pect before him, afforded in the election Of James
K. Polk to the Presidency
We would gladly hope for the best; that the
evils so much to be feared would be averted from
the country that conservative spirit of wisdom
and regard for the interests of the country would
be infused into, and prevail in the national coun
els, to save us from the disasters threatened but
we fear it would be hoping against hope. And if
he Tariff is not repealed and Texas Is not annex
ed in consequence of Folks election, thanks will
not be to him for H. but to the integrity and firm
ness of the Legislative branches of the Govern
nent. We shall see.-IJd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

Louisiana. The Polk majority is about $780,
Throwing out the fraudulent votes cast at Plague.
mine, Mr.. Clay would have majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

.Ns,O York.--Senators Wright and Tallmadge
have resigned. OF course two locofocos will take
their places at the present session of Congress-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

C. The official returns give Mr.. Clay the cleo
toral vote Of Tennessee by 1919 majority.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

The following is copy of one of the handbills
circulated in Georgia. just previously to the recent
elections
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06

The Result Of the recent Election. The N. York
'dorning News (Loco) says:
"The news of his defeat reached Mr. Clay last
Tuesday How he received it, and with it the as
surance that not vestige of hope remained for
| Tin, we have not learned"
We have, or at least we believe we have. Our
Attenuation is, that he at party, at the house
Of friend, and was conversing with his accustom-
d gniety with lady, when letters were received
y him. He opologized to her and turned aside to
cad them. They announced the result in n. York
nd Virginia. As he stood reading every eye was
turned to him. and the only emotions visible were
81 ight shrugof the shoulders, and a suffusion of
CO untenance, which however instantly passed off
Hi friends Immediately crowded round him en-
qu iring the news TO whom he replied by placing
his letters in their hands, when he rejoined the la
dy. near whom he had before been, and resumed
til conversation which had been broken off, to an
nt,unce to him that he was defeated. His usual
gaiety Of manner did not falter for a moment, nor
wa.s there visible any of the excess of it, under
watch men sometimes hide disappointment, thus
pr owing himself to be the possessor of that
Querable mind which has been frequently attribut-
ed to him.-Phl. North american.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06
DEMOCRATIC CREED.

Moderate duties for the support of the Govern
I nent, so that the South may flourish and buy cheap
iron, clothing sugar, tea and coffee and other ne.
C essares of life.
TO increase the power of the South by the ad.
/ oission of new States.
TO acquire TEXAS, and distribute her rich lands
t the people.
The proportion of Georgia would be l,291,4S
acres.
The proportion of this Congressional District
would be lGl ,435 acres.
The proportion of each county would be s,96S
acres.
The proportion Of each voter would be $50 acres
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-12-06
FOURTH DISTRICT.

Last week we compared the official vote of Nov.
with that of Sept. The former embraced every
town, while the latter did not include the vote of
Johnson. Taking the whole actual vote, the result
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

&
Be CAREfuL OF your HEALTH- This
idyice shoalh be carefully lsiended 70
and followed by. every one and ON no
acceun, whatever. Shouldn't be neglected.
Should. however. acy one be SO careless
IS 10 contract disease. aad be suffering
from some one of the numerous ills ibal
hesh is heirio, the proper course 10 pur-
sue IS TO resort to such medicines as are
best knogn FOR their virtues. Among
the many remedies. we know Of none
thatranks higher 10 the estimation ofmed.
ical men than Ssainburn's Hegei06le Err
tract Pills. which, 10 all cases where
they have heen tried. have prodeced
wonderful effects, and brought about 9
speedy cure. There is'no'hlng deleieri-
Gus 10 lheirnatu The coatrary, they
contain substances purely vegetable and
act like a charm on the human system.
Il is superfluous 70 speak farther o: their
merits, yet we deem It our duty 10 re,
comgsend il 10 The strongest manner TO
the afflicted.
&z-Seel istof agents 10 another column.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
Harpers-Ferry Merchant TAILOR
ASD
Esaopz aaos eiotbtns STORE.


ZINES raiders iened. wishing 10 suit The iasies
~ tei MS nuDerons customers, wo1h re-
specially pske known, that 10 addition 10 his
splendid stock OF cLsths, Csssimsfes. gesting
and Satiinels, Is Published in The Free Press and
spirit Of Jearrson Of last month, he has Just re.
isFned from the. Eastern msFksls with an adj.
iioRsl assortment Of choice
Cloths, Cassimerss, Eestiags, Saitiaets,
SC. Sc.
Of ihs latest anu most fash ionsble siyIes. en-
6faeing eser4 variety Of color andshsdss. all oi
Which be oders 70 thnse who nay favor him with
Gait, On The most reasonable terms.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
HIS stock % Ready made cIolhinE i nov fsll
and complete. comprising ever, variety OF cloth.
ing usually sept an such an establishment.
BOOTS. SHOES, AND BRoGANS.
As follows, VIZ:
:, GsH'Isa.snFs, Boys, Youths and childrsn's
Ladies and Misses Morocco. Kid, aud Seal
cils-manufae:ursd. grained walking Shoes and
Slippers;
Also, GeOlIsmen's and Ladies' Patent Gum O.
Yer-saoes.~
HATS AND CAPS.
Gsniiemenss super Beaver, Russia ard Fur
Hats. latest sl1ie;
Caps, general assortment. OF the latest and
most tashionab'e stSle. such as Ole Bail, plain
Cioi9, dntFimmed. Glazed, and OctsgOn, FOR men,
boys and children.
RersoaS in want Of the abose named art;.
Giles viii ind IL much TO their sdEsuisse to.cs Il
atthe Store, corner Of yngiuia ffoiel. where
theywill fndta new stock and general sssor,.
ment, cheaper than The cheaaesi 81 20 per cent.
WILLIAM J. STEPHENS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
THE NARKETS.


F. ~
CATTLE There wefe upEasa<-s.f zoo had
o. beef esuls offered a. the Sesleslhis nofnins.
sis which 5p1 were takes By packers, sno ABOUT
geo BY he butcher. Tie pfsees pa q RAGGED
ffs'n sI,5o e s2.s5 pet 100 It's. ~ iAe hSof :.
qqai - S5s s4.a5 mel.
'HosS--saIes Of Ike Hogs 10 paelers 10 day
az s3,7s per 100 lbs.
FLOUR We noie ssieS IL several bnndsesl
nsffeis new Hoxsrf s,nert Flour t..-,.sy Al =
=. a. ~lirh rate n i uniformly hell. The re-
eeipi price Is 81 Ia.
4 saie q 4o0bbIs- eSy Mills Flour To-day a.
81 25 cash.
okAiA The supply q wheat has been far
y day. bot The sales hare.seen hsi.k. Ne con-
l'sne 10 qsois gpnd 10 surety ptips- red. ~ s.
80 cts andstaierior 70 geoa 81 IS rs cts.
sshne Wh.ats are weF,h 100 70 I0g clt we
Qsote old Md. while Corn al 4s ~ els, AMI
ysliaw AZ s. &c CT. S4l-s Of ne v whiie al 30
= e's' and 5-llcw al - els. A lot cf old
Ffnns. yellow was sold To-day at 45c
WHlSKEY.-Th demand Is limited and
sales small at % els for bb.s. The last saiss a
hbas. were At . eeu5s,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
.N.sRRFEN. :

Al IIarpers- Ferry, on Sunday evening me
9th nlnmo, BY the Rev. James Sanks, az;
FRkDERicK H. SRiFLEr 70 Miss ANN OLIVE
SrEDMAx. daughter Of Levi Ssecmah, all OF hss-
pers-FerIy -
o. Tuesday evening, the S9,h nltime, oy tne
Rev. J.. Few SRith. Nc. JosErH GAMnLE 5AkEa
10 Miss LAvEHIk R., daughter pt MAJ. 9osian
Massie, all d Winchester
Ia Maftinsbdfg, 90 the 30lh ult. by the Rev
Il. F. Wilsen, Mir. DKSxis W. HARRisbS % Miss
MARr Mason, daughter Or The lale William
Mason Of Berkeley.
On THURSDAY morning last. BY The Rev Mt.
Henhine, Mr. WiLLfAas. s. SPENCER, oi wash
ing,on couaty, Nd. 10 Miss MAev AKN, daush-
ter Of Mr.. Jacob Newcomer IF Berkeley
On THURSDAY evening lasl. By he Rev l. r.
Wilson, MIR. Isaac NEwkIRK, cf Indianapolis
indlans, 10 Mrs. ELLEN sElRKRr, Of Berkeley:
On The 5,h 1ik By the Rev. ~. Wilson, Mr.
]. GsoaoE WoLFF 10 Miss TnEREsA r. Mar,
daughter of The late Dasnel Mag, Esq. Of York,
"a.
Ca Tuesday the 22d uls. Il Nnlbsrry Grove,
n Loudouh county, b. the Rev 4. NJ Lip-cemo,
MrsCHAKLrs BnooKs II Wheeling 10 Miss RHoE-
m u. cAEDwELL:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
IRUSp SArE.

Icy virtue Of a deed .of Trust executed IA
- TIE subscribers Is Trustees, by John Stri.
der, on the III dsv &c Jay,ls55, aud &c record
n The Clerks 0iicepf the County Court Of Jcf.
tefscn founty. for the purpose ofj securing
deet therein mentioned, as due IL Henry MlIer.
which debt By a consent decree Of The CffeaIl
Superior Court IL Law and Chancety for JEFF
Ierson county, pEoaoursed on. The aisi day 81
Nsyels lat. was aseeflsinsd 10 be the sum of
sslla, with interest ffom The alsi day ar FehTr-
aty 1912, tall paid, We shsll proceed TO sell. 81
public suction, Cor cash, tefore tic f1opl door Of
the Court House OF J. fstson County, between
the hours Of ie~n'eioek 81 NJ sndI5, P. NJ, On
.yS@Say tAs lsih aes ef .N.esmbsr merit. h
!. being Court day,1 al that cer,ain TRACT OF
LAND8wiih the sppuFtenanees, hing IN tho
CountyHof Jefferson. uPon the Shenandoah Riy-
er- sneaF sarpers-ferry and commog ls ca lee Tho
"GUl-F NH. Is" conveyed to Us by said Stridgf,
by sadfdeed, containing
Gao ACRES,
or. 50 much thereof as msy be yrecesssry ID "a
tisfy tb4 said debt and Interest," The said tract
% lsnd IS that on which said Strider now re-
sides, and IS valuable and desirable property,
islly on accnnni of the MILL SEAT ana
other Water Rights belonging TO il Such .iiife
as Is vesied in us. which ii be liesed 10 BE aais-
pnta5le, will be made to the purchsser.
WILLIAM LUCAS, A
ISAAC F0UKE, Il
~ fct III. 1911. TynS,eee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
NlVy NALL. !,
AND
VENEER GOODS.

THO the citizens Of SBithEeld and the public
1 gepersllywe would say, now is your time
4o get Goods FOR almost nothing We have
Justfelurned ffomtte Eastern Markets, where
we have purchased large and splendid assert.
ment Of goods, which we are now Offering for
sale at Is low, il not lower prices, than they
can~be had in this or any other country town.
Our stock consists ia part as follows;
Cloths Of all colors and qualities,
Plain and fancy cassimereS,
Velvet and satin Tesiings,
MeFino do
lied, white and. yellow flannel,
Brown and blesched Canton Go
Brown and bieached cotton,
Jaconet cambria,
Swiss and book muslin,
Plaid ard striped muslin,
Blain and figured 6obbinelt,
Lace, edgings and inseriings.
AID every other article usually kept in re-
tailcountry store.
. We would say 10 our friends and TO the pub
lie generally, that they would save money By
calling on THoS LOCK & co.
Ocf %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

0FEEK Tor sale. The following Tlac,s o.
y hne Land. ia lie Counties u Jefferson and
bcrkeley -
I. 4 Trsc, Of so Acres. thFee miles
below MarlibsbaFs. now u the tenancy u D1-
gaid csmpoeli, w4lose term expires ip April /.
:. Two Farms 81 about SUI Acres each,
IN Berkeley and lrasrson Counties. on tiPeqecn.
VITA extensive and very rseh Inv grounds, new ir
me occupancy Of Beajamin Boley-
3 III II izIelisld Es,ale. Of Goa Acres
10 be sold entire 81 divided.
4. Ny Sulphur Spriog Tract. sol 4ss'l
Acres, % 0Pequoa, win sery, me Spirhar
Spring, which was for many years known -
Menghinis sulphur Spring.
These Traels wifi be sDid on The most accom-
modating terms and dis ided where Practicable,
20 suit purchasers. lmmedisls payment 81 ns
Parf Of the purchase money will be required
provided. interest be paid and good security
with mortgages on lhe.premises be gwen. Tbs
terms wiil be made As easy aud accom- mod tsag
IS any purchaser can ask.
~ Sr. c TUCkERs
Hazle6eld, SEPT 81, ls43--if
The tenants On the 4ands'wiIl. show the pre-
misses, and give such Information as may be de-
sirahle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07


:, ihs. calamity which depfis<s them 81
! friend and zesloas patriot, while u be-
reaves her Of . Husband worlhylof all
her love. and fromIthe assofanee which
this sf5tds Of pubic sympathy with her
misiorluae--tbAt sympathy which alter
Gods minisietiug aud zine. : The sole
<relieI for such = weight Of Woes
The Councils Of The city Of Richmond.
Va. Of which body Gen. JAMES W PK-
GRAM. who was LOST % board ipe sic sfEl-
boat Lscy-lfAlker was distinguished
member. assembled o. hed1esdisy last
and adopted resolutions Expressive Of their
sorrow for Gen. r. 'sssd fate and Of syinpa.
Thy With the beressed family and trends
OF the deceasfd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

II AN row busils saEsged Il ~isaing ~ ny
u sdairs N firgtnIs, and stn vel msking u,y
'h0me al The Elk Braneh store. 40 persons Ia-
de9lei 10 ne may 6ad M boob Of sgesune4snd
list 81 h0ies Il inc Store, aud tasy VII save me
much roabie sad. expense by eAllirk there and
closing them By cssh Of note. Bic: 9senry Sny-
DER or James 7. Eagle ixfully authorized 10 sel
f5r mel my absence.
I have Tor sale barrels frsi rate behring's +
smith, vice. mahogany siiebossd snd wals
nul cupboard, >sli or which viii ss.I cheap and
on.erias 10 ss1i- Nm ANDERSON
xix Branch. Nov I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

a GENTLEMAN AMI LADY hasing H.
y niled income, wish 10 procure board b.
The month or year. in sons agreeable family
ess9sstg 10 de country aud possessing good
Piano For.s.1 The Terms must Be- moderate,
a6d will Be paid ia advance or tiey would BE-
willing 10 insirueta limited nulsAer Of young
ladies' in alusic piano Forte. and Singiag) for
their bosFd having no family, they would pre-
fer the latier.
A letter addressed TO C. e.; Washington city,
ID e., viii receive attention. If early spPliea-
'iiOn he mile References VIII be given.
N. Z En-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
.Overseers OF the Poor.

A MEETING Of me ovsrssersol The Poor
p Of Jefferson County, Will BE- held 81 Abeil's
Hotel IL chsrlssiown, on SslurJsyths 23d'dsy
day Of November ns1i.
Proposals wiIi then be received fot SUPER
.in,srdsnt of the Poor, for the ensulag year. who
witl be inquired TO furnish suitsoie houses.
yround fbr garden. fre@ood, pssiutage and
reugh foet. for. COW, stoves II required ser
wants 10 ct.ok. wasa, nurse. g..
! Also Proposals 10 furnish $500 pounds o.
pork q 20 barrsfs corn, The usual quantity Of
beef. FISH, salt. &c SC.
AllProposals 10 be sealed and hahled to the
President before the bocrd consenee.
A full attendance Of The members is request
ed By order OF the President
Nov Z JOHN 2 Brown. Clerk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
ATTENTION, the WHOLE !

ohie6erS, oauJefs, uad ChesoerS 81
Tobacco
rENaE undersigned intending 10 pursue The
Tobacco Business al lIarpers- Ferry, would
respectfully Frfosm he citizens and public gen
orally. that he Mss, this day, commenced tbs a.
Dove business 10 said place, where lie viii con
SANITY keep Oh hand a Complete assortment ef
T0B.4GO,
Such a. pound Lumps, from the Ist 10 the 9Th
qualities SIS Isl and ID: do l2's, Isl aud 81.
Also, Cut and Dried, for smoking, III papers.
CiGaRS,
or The following brands:
CaLsdores, Regatta Victoria,
Ca0pnes, Regolia Dc Paxen
l.aaorm4, RECALLS J D "
i Caeroois, Rsgsi.a y 81
. Cuba, ia YuelIa,
Trabneo, Ladies Genuine Royal,
Ride. Principe, Isl 2d & 3dqi
Large aud small sized Kentucky Cigars
---ALso-
Rappse, Congress, land Scotch SHUTS, BY the
Bottle or In smslleI quantities
The above articles can be bad al the Store
Room Of Mr. II. v. Andrews. Which Will BE-
kept BY JOSEPH W. l.. CARLY.
Harpsrs.Fetry, Oct 3, 1S44.-Iy
n. All orders addressed to HIN Will be
.punctually stteaded.to.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
az @AR5Do

1EHE undersigned would not do Justice 10 hill
- own feelings nor TO his kind frirnas, were
he % WITHHOLD bis sekDowl edgmenis foT Tie vel
~ la;tering encouragement he has met with
since bis Felnrn5o Chafleslown, ia he Joiner q
CarPtniaiag Basiaess, and would say 10 al, lhsi
his best efforts win be directed ID please the
plsinesi or The most fasiidicus.
Call and see him, few doors west Of Dr..
Cordeli,s N. MYERS.
July 4. le44-tf
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C0-T asfsx, r,sTrr =.

Dl \ -s.Il3ltszgls LOUISE
Snloke5 Ccrn. Poultry. ana Eoat l.,,ssy $50
house lot servants. taastheY WIN ,,fear
site .out buiidihgs, ali n eSesl,er, rsn.3s
Thete i uedn lie ~ e,,s-s !. M vot,nc
ORCuARD IL t4oce ir,1ji IS NH hss.;..
asg ndar tie house there i, Lara
s7ring Which affords rugl.pg uaster IN nost 81
the asHEs ~
ao #hot deem i necessary TO give further
fArNc14ars IN reference TO the piace, as ! pre-
su, ' s,'a1 Az VINO ma WSh 10 nueeilase will
cell and examine The prepgrly. f5r The .n.efses,
ard 10 any such shaif be Happy Ia sf,1nisb
Whatever reformation may be lre qaasife "a an.
e'ca'ipa 10 me personality, Or b. letter. pest
aaia' - hENhT hOIELEK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
q cgialAenlal OrderS.

Court Of Enquiry for The FIRST battalion
z p a the 55sh Rec nehtwill BE- held at the
neose o. Daniel Eatler 10 Shepherdssewn, on
Friday the 18th or lhis moHth
. a Court Of Enquiry for Tie % bsuasion VIII
ee held al isaac N.tCsrieF's in Chsrles,oSn, on
Saturday the l6.h Of this nonth.
The RegimeniallCou Of Enquiry will con-
Feae al l. y Carriers. ia charlesloTn, en- Fl i.
day The 22i Of the same month.
All excuses for delinqlenoies for The presen,
year are required 70 be made al the respective
ostlalion Courts. The hour for meeting III
each case viii be 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
to1heers and others interested are required 10
% prompt in order that business MAJ be al.
tended TO and despatched without delay
By order Of the oIicer Commanding The 55ih
Regiment, v. NJ.
Nov ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07

e AZ e
AND
yWZEs.gEZ GOODS.


FgNHE undersigned has just received his second
SIMPLY Of fsll S wiater goods, which ne Of.
fers-atuausGally low prices: Such Is Blue. Black
and Invisible Green Cloths;
D. do and fancy Csssimeres:
Exehsquer do;
Blue, b!aes and sray-mixed satine,s;
Imperial double milIsd do
Vestings Of every description;
MaEni6cent Craps susans;
Cashmere D 'Ecosse,
Chameieens
C1licoes, latest styles;
Do MeFrimac and Thornton Mills, from 10
to % cts per yard,
lcochecoe Prints, from Ct to 1871;
New Style EarIsion Ginghsm; j.
Manchester do;
Now style Mousln de Laifts;
I dog sup Black French Kid Gloves;
Ladies ane Gentlemen's Gloves, great variety
Do " do Mirs, do do:
Do Dress Raadksrchiels;
"a Brown Muslin l2t;
Brown and Bieached Muslin from 5 to I2t:
Brown osnaturgs, twilled and plain;
bed Ticking Of every description and price
White and Bed FIsnnels, at last fairs prices;
Seflno and Alpscca do do
Together with all articles IN Cry goods house
Il Groceries.
New Orleans Sugar;
Rio and St Domingo Coffee;
New Orleans Alolasses;
Loaf Sugar, Lump do
Tobacco from G. TO GA per ID;
Hardware oievery description
Tin, Ware do do;
Queensware and Glass do;
Boots, Shoes, Halls and Caps
Bacon, Corn Meal, Lard aud Flpor;
Nails Of every szs,
American Blister, Cast, and Sheer Steel, ofeye-
r size;
Hoop Iron. &c z
100 Sacks Fine and G. A. SAIL;
Powder, Rias and Blasting.
Allkindsof country produce taken IN exchange
for goods. RID DORIAN.
Harpers-Eerry, Oct. 81. ls44-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
nIEn.

kIis>s.esidence Of Mr.. samuel Ruekl.. near
un,en sns sss.-yg Wednesday The 50h nlts Mrs
aetseeea age, yileeoes pfolFacied illness.
Ct this county. 80 n,eekness. 4, 40
On The 25lh October. at ne &. C,ires. SEP.
1.ihsr. AIr. Rohcf: Milton. Mr.. JoSS-
- ne I'D year Of bis age. Mr.. Al. Ssis
ze1e9 man q uneh worth, end his dsr,h =
sz1s.. sllsss g b. .g,d father and friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-11-07
SALE.

TOY siftue of deed 81 Trust, executed b.
- Lewis McPnerson and Tkomassvarney and
Of "a decree OF the county court Of jefferson, as
a Court or chancery, win offer for sale, on
Stte l5ih day Of November nexs al the
Forge; on the East side " the Shenandoah riv-
er, various articles ofpersOnal property. I
Horses, Gears, n
Too Wagons, :
TrO. Foke>Qf Oxen,
Several C5l0s, "a
+ One Cart,
I One sett Blacksmith Tools, Il
! Chairs, Tables Bureaus, Stores,
Beds and Bef4ipg.
TaRMs of Sale-c EYHD
wM. 9. woRrHINGToN, Trustee.
,0cl 81.