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AT THE ROOM OF THE NEW YORK SOCIETY
LIBRARY,
81 4H5Szs SxaR y. 49, vi. .: +:
LECTURE
USES .a%D 11HBiusEs OF
WITH A D bRKMA;E OF THE
And Reply to the Attacks of the Rev Dr. Beeche. and others
sr:h and Theatre. BoSsSes
p:.1oa: Pod"s ss!sirs ss
d the great fHas Of presented any hSg in
with my pres % 20; gave "'0 '"'
ty at n. p0e. Hotels
Music Stores and at the door Of the the tie
CoMPLIMENTARY BALL
MR.. RoBERTr' ANDERSON,
LATE PRoPRIEToR SHAKESPEARE HoTEI~
THE Friends of Mr. ROB Ext ANDERSON. propose
CANT s s nd %
corner OF William aud Duane streets, TUESDAY EVEN
sp.sads 1a%s ,ded. aud every facility win b. a.
TT--T.cLets On. Dollar--whish. will admit gen lena,
HAIL.
BRACELET LOsr-On Friday evening. in Greenwhich
Or Hubert streets: Gold Bracelet square head aud
will be daOmely rewarded leasns it No aes Green
WANTED-By you0g woman, situation =. 7ooK, cham
a
p pd mv The best of ference can be given Ap;y
hoard wanted Eenteel house in IL lower Of
Box two
INFORMATION WANTED.
aMns so 70 .p
Ssa heard s% II; VII: q j.%.. a.
.paatsS Sns ss'$ @ BY
letter addressed to the 'a'0f B pEr is TN2 sx
ss.A.rH DH sI:, ia plea notice h particularly e Tai.
A STOUT and healthy eciorsd mlnupmarsd ofgood adj
a. d.s aud who perfect ie hi. profession epon
family ishieen miles from New York " '"'''
p.e- s:s to .'',ss
ss4Ats$SV IL
as e 81 as and
references given note addressed boz see Boston Pot
Office. will meet with prompt attention Jas iw 2woss
A YOUNG FRtNCHMAN, having taken his degree. IN
"a the Unive.y q Paris desires to find respectable family
% ss ss.fh ssnssy
fys'S 's . required for complete education APPy ''
COOKs, CHAM yERMA AIDS, NURSES, SCAMP
- STRESSES and Girls for hoasewors. Also coaehmsa
ent with unexcponsbe seom@sndstons Tor honest
~ HIENiBERso6Ns orisiual Temperancs Office,
RsisrcnceHon M Vim Buren,, Hon. B. i. Butler, Rev L.
e.s,. Subscribers one dollar 9rsssy fifty
RHITIsH BARQUE ADAM CARR FeOM GLAs.
tee tina. she will be dlcasg general order thus day
'' fis% %' '' %oSDauLL MINTuRns. ~ South street.
PASsKsT sur i HnTTINGUEE from L..!popl
' , under %o5 j I'' fs';j Street
DACKHT SHIP ROsClUs. FROM LTVEkrOOL, will
commence dscha,gng under getea rider, to morrow.
~ zee sssd' not permitted wi" be sent to public store
SIP con TIA, CAPT IIEPBHRN FROM LIVER
-, OF merchsa1,e will please send tser
ofthe sabscribsr without delay ''"''
public 81 sss not permitted " Join fIy' h an the
rs SEQ 81 South rest
@ s,;. Ia Picked spayy1 PING
fla am No ! { ew street
CotPERco ciass. comprising complete arsof,ue rom
S- ri
CENTLEMEN's LEFT OFF WARDROBE --fi.rtlr-
Apparel into cash. obtain o same the hshet
TO famile. and senaemea quitting the city changing resi-
as,ss ny"g ay s.f. 70 dispose e. will find
attend 'he gy !, f.r SCI by .ppS,%.ns
line through the Post Office, otherwise viii receive
Cio,hing cleaned and repaired. fisr.m
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PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. $50 AND 1O1 MERCER STREET NEXT TT

NO. ISO IND 1OI MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
BLEECkER STREET.
49, The next regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
l0I <will take place a. this establishment TUESDAY
1A&1-NEXT. February goth, commencing at eleven
cond hand.
All HORSES ended for this sale be registered pre-
vious O'Clock, p Monday February 10Th order
a nber the catalogue.
Gentlemen in the having property dispose Of
either public private SALE will have their orders promptly
and faithfully attended to.
AT PhIVATE SALE-A number of fine young country
horses kind and sound Also. pair Of black mares, wei
matched; Kind sound, snd fast rioters. Also hand
pair Of bay horses together with barouche Sleigh
robes, BELLS harness, &c.
Also at private sale, very handsome Rockaway Wagon,
used ouly week. and number Of and second hand
-leigha and WAGONS
W.ANTED TO p URC CHASE Fifty good Work Horses,
to old Is to 3 hands high from $50
TO S75.
Horses taken at Livery, and b.pt in superior style.
Accommodations for dealers horses stables unsurpassed
by any establishment of the kind in the United States
sTnkAGE-Vaticle: Of all description taken
the large convenient Repository the establishment
COWAN AND DILKs,
flo 3tissrc Projectors.
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TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE

Mr. carton. (pup,l Of the late Nichoson,) respect
AVA niiy begs that bis intention to
ncten the Flute Mr. Barton processes teach scccr'
dug to the method pursued by the celebrated master Charles
Nicholson
FOR and particulars application may BE- made synor
mann actory ji7 lmsrc
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ITO GLEE sIN0ERS-Just published ahe 9Th NO Of the
G}usrtcY, containing Gless By Spohr, Wshsr, &C. For
sale by c. hoyer No. so Broadway and D. Riley, No ~
An Estrs number, containing favone Epglish
Ges will be shortly issued for gnuitons delivery to rsn
subscriber j@ lmsrc
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY IS

SUN RisEs... ......6 So NEW MOON ....
SUN sETs... s. SO HIGH wArER.........
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MUSIC.

JOSEPH KAMMEREK, Professor of Music, respectfully
his and public in general thu he
ha. removed from 80 crosby Laurens where all
orders for his Coion hand TO perfo m Parties &e
Of town, will be received and promptly attended
Orders for will also be received Mr. w Dabeis's
Music Store, 23j Broadway. n imsuc
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH.
MR. ULLMANN. Pupil of Charles Crerny, continues 10
wi teach Ringing Piano Forte this and Bfooh
Ivu on odera terms First rate references given many
he'd families whose be learned appli-
cation his residence 70 Film street, opposite the Arsenal
Mr. who is the author Of French Grammar, the second
of which the OF publication like
wise The french and Italian which he uses during
IN iuorig
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE far famed and celebrated Ps from Portugal are
perceive 10 b. obtained thu'corury See advertise
ment The Last ooispn, fourth page,
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MUSIC FOR PARTIES.
MESSRS. q. WEISS FIR GRAMBSs, Professcn oil
AVA Music respectfully their patrons the ladies
and gentlemen OF New Yok aud its vicinity that their Cot
lon Band prepared play the most admired and ashionab'
Music for Private Parties, sorees, &c.
Orders received and punctnaly attended to at 70 Delaney
iI4 tmsm
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b Y ID A VID PA II ks,
lJ4 pE1Ry CJ,U CE,'V

THIS DAY, AT % O'CLOCK.
LARGE nvoic- Of Fancy Good cons sting of fifty ps
"A Spiu6ld sndkert hiefs Pongee talcy silk Ds, Hald
kerehefs Boche Shaws Spool otton, Corset Bone
supsnser buttons Tin do LIN Collars. spsps de,, Sew
Nsu do, BAGS Paper Hanglgs, C.th Csssmeres Dapesc.
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Sampson, NIB wis rs Dbl. sp; 3D. Pheuix slate MI
VIII 800 Hacyon do oil; Caledonia Stonngton Oh
Falcon. NIB. 3 TT whs Geo Washington, do, no oil.
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great number OF similar cases NAV be seen AZ 81
Courtlandt street. where the Great Western Indian
cen above, may be had The testimonials are If The
highest character and may be relied upon with The f
est confidence. - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

SE7tsS AMELIA WOOD, Of lIarpers-Ferty,
Nskx. JAS i1a returned from Baltimore, with
The Spring and Summer Fashions,
She has furnished herself with choice Sc
iscfion Of Trimmings, Flowers, RibbandSv &c,
and is now prepared 10 execute all work q lhs
Tsrious branches or ~HILLI.N.ERY IND MIN.
1sJsa4-aH.aKL.Nts, which may be entrusted 10 her
cAra, win ueatness, durability, taste and de-
snatch and also in accordance with the Pre-.
sailing Spring and Summer Fashions. She &C.
turns her grateful thanks 10 a generous public
for Inc patronage she has heretofore received
andswili study 10 merit a continuance, aud IN
increase thereof She will be pleased 10 see
those 81 the Ladies who may Be kind enoughtO
patronize her. at her mothers house, tssr w.
Liitijohns Store.
Her motto is cheap and quick.
HsrpsrsrerFy, April 25-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

any such designs. Tae Executive OF the
Uniled SITES ought 10 be informed is to
the aims and views Of lnreign Powers
With regafdIto Texas. and presume that
Il there Do any Of the exceplionabIe char
acier which have Indicted, The Execu.
tive will disclose 10 the coordinate de.
paEsments pf the Government, II moi 10
The public, the evidence of them. From
what have seen and heard, | believe
that Great Britain has, recently formally
and solemaly dlsafowed any such aims
or purposesr-has declared that she is de-
siroas only of the independence of Texas,
and that she has no intention 10 interfere
mi Der dognestIc Institutions. II she has
made such3 disaYowal and declaraties 1
presume they are in the possession Of the
Executive.
la the iutHre progress Of events. it il
probable that there will be voluntary or
torclble separation of the British North
American possessions from the parent
country. ! am strongly inclined 10 think
that it will be best for the happiness Of all
parties that, in that event. they should Be
erected into . separate and independent
Republic. With the Canadian Republic
on one side, lbat Of Texas. on The other,
aud the United States, the friend OF both,
between them, each could advance its
own happlDess BY such constitutions.
laws, and measures, as were best adapieI
10 lis peculsr condition. They would
be natural allies, ready BY cooperation,
10 repel any European or foreign attack
upon ether Each would afford SECURE
refuge 10 the prosecuted and oppressed
driven into exile by either Of tae others.
They would emulate each other. in i'm
proyemenis, in free institutions, and in
the science +of seif,goyernment. Whilst
Reaas has adopted our Constitution as the
model OF hers, she has, in several impo1-
antpariiculafss greatly Improved upon il.
Although | have felt compelled, from
Lie nature ofthe inquiries addressed 10 me,
20 extend this. communication 10 much
gre fter length than could have wished.
| could moi d9 justice 10 the subject, and
fairly ana fuity expose my own opinions
In shorter space In conclusion, they
may be stated in few words 10. be, that
| consider The annexation Of Texas, at
this time, without the assent Of Mexico,
as measure; compromising the national
character, Involving US certainly in war
with Mexicotipro ably with other foreign
Powers, DANGEROUS TO the integrity Of the
union, ineXPedient in the, present inan
cial condillon1of the country, and NOT call
ed for by any general expression of pub.
lie opinion. g.
am, respectfully, your obedfent seryant
H. Fl. CLAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
New Spring Goods.
IOHN q. NILSSON

tU1N y. WtLSONs
ye7As just returned from Baitimnfs with !
~ handsome assortment or SEASON. fBLE
GOODS, consisting ia part Of The following ar
Blue, black and green cloths
Do do do eassimeres
Satiinets. good variety
An assortment Of summer cloths
Gambroons assorted coiors
Alpaca do do
A gfeafvariety Of summer wesHTor boys
Silk. Valentis and Ms9seilles Yesiipgs
Very handsome balzarines
Lace lawns,
Plain lawns, very handsome
Ginghams and calcoess al patterns and pric IS
Figured and 2lainamouslins. very basdscBe
Ladies' and genllemen's gloves, great3sarieiy
Do do mitis do do
Do dress handkerchief
Do Gun shades and parssols
Bleached and brown cotton
Cotton osnaburg, twjlled and plain :
Best Beaver. Russia, and silk Hats,
A good assortment OF genilemen's summer do
Do do hardware aud cutlery
TinHxfe ofevery kind
A good assortment Of groceries n
Prime chewing tobacco
prime lot Of bacon.
The above articles shall be sold on the best
possible terms. NV friends and the public are
respectfully invited 10 call and examine my
steck, and judge for themselves.
r HarRers Ferry. April 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Lawrence b. WASHINGTON,

.dttorney ana JoHHseflor az Latr,
SV7ll,L. act as agent for persons who have
w Lands in the Virginia Military District 10
Ohio, ana will attend TO the payment Of taxes,
and The investigation Of claims on said lands
and to the prosecution apd defehce Of suits in
the Circuit Court of The United States for Ohio,
and 10 the State Courts of that State, whereIthe
Interests Of The holders Of those Lands may be
involved
RJ~Any commnnicaiicns addressed TO B. f.
WAsHNeros, Attorney at Law cehaflesioyn,
Jefferson county, Virginia, 10 reference 10 The
abose yfFiil be promptly attended TO.
April issisl4- 3m
The Richmesa Enquirer, UIDeAesi.r Tiigiai4n,
and fredericksburg Herald, will insert law3m
aud mark cost. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
New Spring GOODS.

NNHE subscribers are just receiving their
L Spring and Summer Supply Of ForeigRs and
Domestic Dry Goods, TO which they invite the
attention Of the public Their assortment is
new fffHsnd complete, comprising every .Nar-
ely Of French, ESglish, and American manlfae-
tufed fabrics.<and which will be sold al such
short profits. as viii astonish punctusl deal
CIR. S HEELEBoWER & co.
Ka6letown Nav g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
THE MrDsrGHr WIND,

BY WA MoTHERwe-L.
McnrrfuIIy o, Mournfully
This midnight wind DOH sigh,
Like some SWEEP plainlive melody
OF sges long gone BY ~
i speaks tale Of other wears,
or hopes that bloomed to die,
or suHny smiles that vet in tears,
And loves that monldering lie
honrnfuliy o, Moufnfully
This midnight wind dolh moan;
II stIrs. some chord Of memory
10 each dul. heavy tone
The voices 81 The much loved dead
Seem floating thereapon-
AL Al nv fond heart chesished X
Ere death had made il lone.
Mqurnfaliy %, Moefafallg,
This nlidAikht wind deih swell,
Wnh It's quaint Pensiys mins,retsy,
Hopes passionate farewell
Tollbe dreamy JOYS Of early years,
Ese yet. grse!'s csnkef feli
% the hearts oloon-sy lweli may tears
Start At than parting kneil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
lIiIiinery& llantna NIaIsing

Ma Emma Ttunsr & Miss Eii-absih !MsiAorri,
.KN10sT respectfully inform The Ladies pr
WI Harpers-Fefry that lhey have establish.
Cd themselves ID The above business, at The re-
sidcnce Of Mr. Michael Melhorn on Shenandoah
Street. where they will be pleased 10 receive
tue orders Of s,hsir friends and The Ladies &C.
ssfally. Their work shall Be done with neat
ness. dnratilin and despatch, and they most re-
spectfnily aud earnestly solicit share Of the
public patronage.
IIarners-Ferry April 25.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
wiiIG DocTRINEs.1

Atlhe conclusion OF The }peech or MI, CLAY,
Al Raleigh, he 4qgahed up lhsdoctrnes Of The
Wings in fewFnainls which we give below:
i, | An honest ath econpmical administration of
The Governments
K 2. A SQUAD currency, Of uniform yaIue,
Far and nipderale, bat certain and stable
ENCOURAGEMENT fe all branches Of industry.
/ feace and pnlon; peace as long Sit can
be preserved wGf honor, preparation for vigo-
rnos war when Il IS inevitable unien at all haz.
ards If
II 3 Men .onlyof character, fidelity and ability
appointed to public Office.
Just limitations and restraints Upon the ext
eeutiye power.
I A Distribution of the proceeds of The sales
Of NE pubic Lagos among all the States, on just
and liberal teTmE
9 4 just administration Of our common Com
stitution, without any ADDITION 10 or abstraction
,romi5 The powers which Il fairly confers, BY
forced Interpretation
! The preserya alton exclusively by the States
Of lheF local and peculiar institutions,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

q HFAp 6 90 D s.

4 q q p = = 7 y y y 2 = = ~
n EST quality Lace and Corded Skirts. cord
y "a al through. for ono dollar, superior 10
tks grass best quality Nankeeps IA cents per
iaf5. 81 |. g per piece. with great vsrleiJ
~ LAWS LaceE, BalzsriheS, and Bonneiss a
nziIinore prices, t1d less il necessary, al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Correspondents. he Bau .amsrican.
SyAsnrSoroS, April so, 1874

AsHlNGf0NT Apfil ~, 1884.
Thp Hon. john c. Spencer this morn
ing sent in biz resignation as Secretary
Of the Treasury. The resignation il i
declared by tie Presidents friends has
been rather from compulsion than choice.
MIR. Spencer gpes out with no assurance,
az Stated, Of receiving the Russian Ms,
sion and parssHwith Mr.. Tyler. no doubt.
with more i'll Win THAI good feeling To-
wards bin or dis.
Mr.. Green Oh New Jersey is named as
his successor Mr.. G. was recently con-
filmed ssNDisirlel Attorney Of N j.
The Globe has Iette- from MIR Ben
ton against anusxaiion and in the spifi, Of
Mr.. Van Bnren's letter. The effect 81
This is an sdb4Fence 10 Mr. v. B. and
the probability 81 bis nomination al BALI.
more.
The deaale upon The Tariff Bill il is a.
greed shall terninale on Wednesday The
Ssh oil May.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

.Nafe Principles. We select a sidgle para
graph from MrEclay's speech al Wilmington,
North Carolina Nj
liam a WAiG. am s. because / be!
lieys.the principles Of the Wing party are
besaadapted u promote the prosperity Of
The country. seek 10 change no m 10 s
allegiance to Ills party, be il what ii NAV
a life Of sreaislength and experience has
satisfied ne .ihatall parties aim at the com
mon good Of The country. The great bo
dy Of the DeDpcrats, as well as tlie Wings
are SO from conviction that their policy
il patriotic. \ take the hand Of one as
cordially as osEanolher, Tor all are Amer
cans. Ipiace COUNTRY far ADORE ali pm.
ties Look aside from thai, and parties
are no longer worthy TO be cherished
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

TOBACCO & sEGARS.
HAVE on hand Tobacco -ef extra qllality,
i and pronounced BY judges 70 be a superior
article. Also, Segars OF q delicious favor.
May Q Ii S FORNEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
White Lead.

WILL sell White Lead at reduced price
Of super quality, 10 which the attention Of
painters and others is invited.
HIS FoRNEY.
Sbspherdslown, May
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
EancV ArficIeS.

a VARIETY Of Fancy Goods received, q.
n which invite the attention ofthe public.
May 2. II FoRNEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Grading Il Moving Scyllaes.
A GOOD supply on hand, Of waldron's man
n ufactnre. S fiEFEE BOWER s. co
MAY 9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Rnnnefs. 90.

q EGARs--20 Boxes Seq ara, assorted brande,
- for sale low BY the box
: May 2 T G SIGAF0oSE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Cbr Hrfr. % nc IS.
Charlesto,yn. NTar ..

DIR. CLAYTON THE TEXAS QUESTION.
The following Letter from Mr.. CLAY TO the
Editors was forwarded from Raleigh Oh the day
OF its date, but did not reach our hands in lime
Republication earlier than today. National IN
Ietigsneer, 27iL .9pril
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

EEATS-6 cases black aud dra5 Russia and
IN Beaver Hats, just received and for saleby
Nav 3. r C SIGAFO0SE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

EIHnn POUNDS q NeS'. foF. which
UOO The e|<As.. ge'.s. pT.ss win
81 '|.ss, By 5 HEkLkB0Nk1 s cQE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
CONFECTIONERY.

EOONF EO IIUNh AMI. RI
A FRESH supply OF Confectionery just re-
6sA ceiyed, embracing Candies and Nuts Of
all kinds and varieties, at the Drug Store OF
II S FoRNlEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Effects IF Magmeiism Miss. La For
rest, he daughter Of the acifesssol ihaa
name, Is nov lying dangerously i'll al Ph
ladelpLia, in consequence 81 having been
magnelizsd. she is moi expected 10 live.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

THE GovefnoH OF Pennsylvania has sp.
proved Of the Tax bill providing for the
maintenance ofihe State faith.
The GoyernoF has vetoed The General
Appropriated Bill because Of the clause
ii il taxing The salaries Of the Judges.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

IA genileman banded 10 Us yesterday a.
beautiful specimen Of the fragrant Lilly
81 sfe Valley ? with double flowers.
Bait finer, .uag !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Oranges and LeInons,

TUsT received, of most delicious favor. at
q the Drug Store of II S F0RNEY.
Shepberdstown, May 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

FRENCH BINGHAM LAWNS,
SOMETHING new, for sale BY
y Maya r c SIGAFeosE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

81 TARLToN LINEN SKlRTfNG,
j AND CORDED SKIRTS.
THOR sale BY
y Maya TIC Sigafopss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

hbOnnetsS NCs
NNL0RENcE Braids, Rutlsnd and Brilliant
III Bonnets, Ribbands, sad Artificial Flowers.
jgd received and for sale low. n
May 2. T C#SIGAF0oSE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09
Nh. Ciay's Letter.

NAsHtNdToN, April ", 1914.
Ny Deer Sir II cannot reconcile il 10 my
sense of deiicacy aud pfuprlelylo attend either
of The Wing CoaXentionS this week 10 Balguofe
Such i ny deliberate judgment. i hope by
ffisndswliE ac9p4esce IN my determination. and
not urge me % revoke ii, which cau1ol do.
Il. Yeuls, faithfully,
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-05-09

Mr.. Green Of New Jersey nominated Thee.
dore F,eliAgAuyssn.
The States were then called TO svale. begin
uing again with Maine, The following was .hs
result, Of The first 6alIo,
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Island for M FrelinghuySea. ''--S
New York for Mr. F.ltshoFe. Ana se..,.r;.-
vetes were thrown fcr him in lhe IVES, NJ
Sergeant received scattering votes II IN W.,
Ard the unanimous vo,Stfu fix own stA,ss -
SECOND BALLor.sT
Whole number OF soEss, e7s
Necessary 10 a choice, Igs
John DAVIS. -
Willard Fillmore. *,
Theodore FreFngAuyssn. ia
Jchn Sergeant, IS
: Mr.. Setgeaui's name was thea wilbllr.wn
a third ballot called ios Which ressIted Il g gas
lows: -