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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-11-03
DoIttfral,
ELECTION 81 AND 4TH NOVEMBER
LET EVERY DEMOCRAT BE AT HIS
POST-IMPORTANCE OF VOTING.

LET EVERY DEMOCRAT BE AT HIS
POST-IMPORTANCE OF VOTING.
Every democrat ought to vote at the
coming election; and he ought to vote
bearing in mind that his vote is cast for
principles held sacred by the vast ma; ori.
yofthe people-principles, which, if car
red out, will promote the greatest good to
the greatest number--principles that have
for their basis equality of rights to all
without favors 10 any. The people should
look at this subject with unbiased feelings;
and the honest men of all parties should
act upon it in such manner as to re.
move from their conduct every suspicion of
impure or unworthy motives. They should
look we'll TO their own interest, and their
country's welfare, and remember that, in
the approaching election,
Ecery rote cast for the Democrats
IS vote TO render the State policy per.
manent in favor Of the democratic mea.
sures of equal and exact justice to all, for
years 10 come.
Epery cote cast for The Democrats
isayote against the encroachments of spe.
cal legislation on the rights of the people,
and in favor Of the party which aims, by
the enactment of equal laws, to uphold
the doctrine Of equal rights, in practice as
we'll as in theory-the democratic party
the party of Jefferson and Jackson.
Erery cote cast for The Democrats
Is vote 10 reduce the present onerous
pundering Tariff system to the lowest
rate which will yield sufficient revenue for
the economical wants of the government
Epery cote cast for The Democrats
lisa vote in favor Of sound and good cur.
rency, of gold and silver, such as was adj
vOcated by Jefferson and jackson, and
against special legislation of all kinds.
Erery rote cast for The Democrats
isavote for Oregon, and against the claims
1.-The British Government 10 that territory.
Erery pote cast for the Democrats
isayole to sustain the action of the &C.
neral Government in relation to Texas and
Mexico.
Every pole cast for the Democrats (,
sayote in favor of collecting no more
taxes from the people than are absolutely /
Necessary 10 defray the expenses of 60
Sernment.
Erery pote cast for the Democrats t
sayoie against distribution, and against i
az of those measures Of ancient federal. 6
Ism which the people Of the United States Y
50 pointedly condemned last year in the :
election Of James X. Polk. f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
--.--a.iA iia5 N.Y. ~ u u
WINTER Go0DS.

THE subscribers are now receiving and open
4 ing their supply OF Fall and Winter Goods,
wnlcn = one OF the most general and best SCI
iecIed stocks they have ever had the pleasure Of
offering. IL their present stock nicely com.
pfiseo those descriptions of goods usually kept
10 couelty retail house, they would deem
cA'afogue unnecessary, butas they have SO ma
hy new ana elegant styles Of goods, they have
thought il no: outof plaeetto enumeraie bart
- .uem' 80 as 70 give theif friends some idea
~ reference 10 their Advertisements under
various heads, a partial enumeration will be
found. They respectfully invite The public TO
call end look through they will take pleasure
10 showing their goods, whether purchases bs
made or not MILLER & TATe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

Melancholy 0n Tuesday week as MIR.
Jacob Su,er, highly respectable citizen
O: this place, was returning home upon
The railroad. upon which be was engaged
as a conductor. be came 10 his death in
a very sudden and painful manner
When, within few miles Of Carlisle, the
car ran from the track, and Mr.. S. in at
tempting TO jump from them Ras thrown
viii great violence aud insisatly killed.
He has lefl q wife ard seyerslicaildren TO
mourn his unexpected BEREAVEMENT.
Connected with this genileaan's death
there are facts ihatrefec, lasting honor up
ON the principles and brolhsrly feeling ex-
hibited by the Order Of Odd: Fellows. Of
which be was q member. Although in
land Of strangers. brethren were found
Who took charge OF bis maIgled body
chartered an extra train Of cars, guarded
ii safely BY the way and 10 few hours de-
Hlissred it into the hands Of suiyiying rela-
lives for sep1lture. Wiihoutlhis guard.
An care from his brethren in Friendship
Love. and Truth, the corpse would have
lain until The following day mi for the
next train Of cars. or perhaps have beer
inferred with inatlention and cold cateiess
ness By the hands Of sirangeiss.
Ga Thursday bis remaios we're attend
ca to the grave BY the Odd! Fellows o
lthe Hagerslown Lodge and = vast nun
Der Of citizens.-Hag. NerS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
Extensive Assortment OF.

FANCY GOODS.
ENT E most sptctfully ask the attention Of
w the ladies TO our extensive assortment
q : iasnfonaoie Fancy Goods, splendid
olocsoeN ana other rev styles Of Silks,
Rich figured black do
Super Gall wooI) French Cassimetfs,
Do do do Mouslines,
Do do Rept CaShmeres,
Do cold'd and black Alpaccas,
Plain black Silks, T.
Super waiered do for capes, ~
Best cold Kid Gloves, new STYLE, WIN \
Black do. white do. r.
SILK and Zsfer wursled miits, i /
super English silk hose,
Cashmere Lambs wool and Thitet do
Black cotton do. first rate for only I2I cents,
Bonnet Satins, ribbons and Flowers, and BON
net Frames, of the fall shape,
yeIyst rIuuo6s, grnrp tS4Ss, CIaya,s,
Elegant CfoskiDgs, Innings SC. '--'Ad
oet46 gsiILLERg& TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
y VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
ON AiRLH SpOTYIs
THURsDAY M oRNIM q.
VI october %, fs45.
RIcH,Iosp mEplcAL coLLEar

#35e"
a writer 10 the Richmond Whig urges
in strong and sensible terms, the impor
lance OF students Of Medicine id Virginia
attending tbs LscluEes at he Richmond
Medical College. ia his article he paws
just tribute 70 the worth Of Dr. Warner,
who has acquired we'll earned reputation
for his success 10 Surgery. we copy a
paragraph from he writer's communi
. cation:
Does NE Register OF any other Institution in
mef United states feeofaso many Sutgica ope-
raliens IS having been performed, as have been
in This, during the past 10 monlhs M. even
The Hospital Of Phiadelphis, the AInsIhopse and
aad Hospital combined, do not. AID ID meme
does Inc finger Of exalted fame, illuslrions dis
dhelien, point 50 Isign ifcantly, as one Who is
destined TO shine most brilliantly 10 the bright
galaxy o. American Surgery, who IS 10 bear
lpfi. unshfoudsd in ahalo Of glorymofe respien.
deHt and beaaiifhl3thAn the radiant raJs or The
meridian sun, thsI though ghuerins banner Of
Safeery rs 10 Ausu-ius L Warner; In This m.
stile,'en, within the last fswweeks, have been
peffof med some a. a ~
weEmay instance Ampatalton Of the Arm al
The Shoulder john, Litho,omy. ExtirPation Of
3is in one, ard in anolhet, case OF the
Whole Of the fawrr Jaw from Arlcnlatiop 10 Ar
tieIlstion tits useless 10 say more would
only ak, can snJ other School 10 the Union
say the ssmsf
Cullen, co xtensise with lhe hnrderstcf Viz
elnis is his reputation IS q skiifal practitioner,
for beauty OF Style, address and dgnity ss Lee.
inner, he has no tqHai in the Chainof Practice
* EMedcine in airy School in the Union.
II u usefui aud unnecessary to,diseuss the me-
fist Ct Chambetlayns, Behannan, Wymau, Mau.
pin, aud Jchnscn. ihsy. ala kaa.Ln -
fuEtueH Chdirs with distiaetiaa 70 ,hsmaelyes4
sdysb,sge 10 their puPils, aud honor 10 Viz.
GINS.
The COLLEGE, building, FOR Architectural beauty
aud erandeur-for commodiousbsss and conve.
nienee, sies with The hnest Institutions Of the
kind ia the land A.tschtd 10 the College is a
spacious and elegant Iu6rnary, in which daily
L*clurss Hre delivered BY two OF the Professors
on cases which they contain---atl the Alms-House
twice a, week are Lectures delivered a. also,
al the Peniieniiaty and Arnoty, all q which
contain Numerous easfs-to all Of which, the
student Is admitted free grais, whilst in ell the
Northern Schools this single item costs the Stu
dents $50 OF $50 for fees, &c."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

a ussrrznHLs soss--tt fns4ls soonn
o.. VI. shoa Femembss hat ,ost q ~ ,..,,b.
nsl brings beek iis iustfe q Iilkl or tsslirss
" yfepe4 1qa often when MenoryS ) lfulk
Sep.e minslipg with unsis. % make 4 divine. !,
l.stnere are those soiee( NJ heart IN Ieoaire
- fopfif AID faithfully ubjspersd sls.t ~ !
~ Fnere The Affections thsl kindIsd rs Gre
q 'hsaitss q Friead.hip pare ali passed ava, ).
II Fofsuns WI fade, md II<eiion id ,..,.
66s.etp d TIE grave 81 oblivion ii Issi--i
hlili Mesie sbaii i've mi; ~ lresdsii5 a. ..,,
{, &. 90 Iondls seFsise he beloved Of me psa,
ssiers lh5t rsll from ibe,s hills.
Ihe 4ase - sweet tesrssI,aii uadyiag remain
An9ll Ipnelf te lihgtr The last and iiis.
Onr osn nailss music shall sooihe with is strain;
Ike resss y loved 10 our Iaf.ae,;.. bo.r
Mlleh o. tht dall pathway Of Manhood saor6.
q lcm5rJ brinrl bach 10 her osa vs,rer bo,er
~ tlimpbes 81 Melods taught her a raorp. :
LIKE lgatI1 harp. q b. BshyIoais stre.ms :.
n Mtpl o. tbe Niilo. Tor lshds Il loved beSt.
4hq4 dear q Old kff1.i. Musiss sost dresms, !. /
eietr (iifhfully- the Harp OF the West
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
SUDDEN DEATH.

MATHEW MILLER. an amiabje and Ror
thy citizen Of our town, died suddenly %
Tuesday morning last in The l31 year 81
BIS Bis sssssrsA Al ha aRaat as!9sk he was s
those present, when Without seeming Gauss
for il, be fell back upon the bench, and
before The physician WHO. lived half >
square Off could arrive. all respiration bad
ceased. His disease was pronounced 10
be paralysis Of the heart. The scene
which followed was distressing beyond
description. Wife, children and friends
came rushing 10 as the fearful ne va few
round the town, and all were $llke appsl
led BY the sudden summons of pae7 It st'efr
cumnanIoaa To hislasi aernnat, tsom whose
face the hues ef health bad scarcely fed
and OF this actual presence Of death walk.
ing in their midst aud all we're alike melt
ed by The sofferings Of the bete9xed family.
II was indeed scene Of the deepest attic
lion. The wife who had seen Der husband
in full health and cheerfulles! at has din
tner, saw him a, corpse before night, and
herself widow with three helpless chill
Edren. The children who had laughed
aud ffolicked round their father at noon
were TO set down TO their supper weep
ing, comfortless orphans, The mother
v DO 10 destruction Of her griet still chung
10 hopes and could not imagine that The
Spirit which had so recenlif departed
could be unwilling 10 return 10 lis home
and dry up her tears, imploripgly called
upon every one TO try and Ecail hins
while bis little son stood upon the boarc
by bis side, and shaking him by the arm
cried alond TO bis Pa" IS 10 TO awake
him from sleep: but his sleep was u,
deep sleep Of death. and not call the pow
ers Of the earth" could arouse the slum
berer.z Every exsrtion was made by ID,
physicisu and those present, whose sym
paihies were excited till the big tear 5000
ID many IAN unaccustomed eye. but all il
vain. The hour Of the painful pariint
had come and the mysterious decree O
the Almighty has gone forth.
1 fHnrisonburg Pepublca,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

/ The Howard Free Press eonisins cui,
1 graphic description Of % exaIbinasior
| Of The Young ladies Iii ihi, Insii,u,e
4 Speeding Of ihs building erected and ii.
character Of ID. Iustituie ii an:
This nsgniheent e5iice. nov furnished 10 4
70 pesS #.sa e, been rear
has become, in fsa yeas! the 81, Or one "
ne nlehes, female collegiate Inscriptions in the
sspauI- "e,!ever may De the "a ls Of eihsf
o. zoe ktpd, ue claim lsr The fapp.
Sc remale instilete, 2 faok which yields pfece-
800 y none 70 me uaioa.i we Wish oy these
oay 70 % Jestiee % he character q
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sn.sl nvefy pfoseily ne PRIDE
and eopslsy a. isrrr W. ssas az q es I .,s /,
q NE iasssss..- esue.'iCd mo lhe require
narr, di-vs IA to recognise is sus.t;or merits
and adVOcaie is claims TO that cOs6dencs and
support when u SO literally receives"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
QNick Sales = Snsaii 1proTirs
NEW $ LARGE ASSORTMENT
or
Fall and Winter GOOnS

Il HOLLAND & CO.. have ina,
ne from Baltimore and PhitadeInh;. 1 ~ g
and beautiful ASSORTMENT of FALL, and ny
TER GOODS, which they offer 70 lhs;s ... ~
mefs and the public generally, for CASH !, ~
lowest City Cash Prices They inyiIe' ibs -, :.
,ension q Ladies and Gentlemen no The f, AN a.
ing articles, viz: 70 'oi'o".
sPleadid Rich Satin. VeIgeis Tor bonne,.
French Flowers, RIBBONS assorted. s'ps'
Kept and fine French Cashmrro d.Eeoss, f,,..
runsronnd, cold ahdsblk. Aipsseas 50 aug,
s %;ass +, rich afties fsl dresses Tim.
Ffebch Tibet Erltfoideted Sbawis. Jaroe az.
sottmeBt Of Shawls, from so cts. 10 SIS
LADIES super Kid snd other Gloves. I,inen
eamoric hdkfs asso ted, ->M
isIge assortment 81 Hpsiefy, together with
an me new add fashionable goods for The La.
uIes including | 50 pieces Of beautiful PRINTS
coats, 80. o''ei-
!C;a.SS,SslMEREs, large variety, very ehesp.
oAIIlNEFS, large assortment.
"nsG' God Bug, and Fancy TREEDS and
A large variety Of Silk Velvet, Rich Culver.
VET Satln, Merinoes, and other VESTINGS, j
domestic Goods aud Housekeeping Div Goods /
including Blankets all sizes, ~ 4 Linen shin.
iaIse Marsellles Quilts, Furniture Fringe,
1aoie Cioihs, rich Damask DO ine Worsied
Cheap Groceries,
Best Orleans Molasses 40;
oos DO. Sugars; Cd 10 ( sns.r g.
Best Imperial Tea 81;
'unpowder for family use al
,'fons RIG Coffee lot! sc.
fime Cheese 10 ?.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Cans! i
,sps G. saoves; general assortment Of Hard.
10 cstlat ff%se Tools, Glpss sod QneenswaIe,
In conclusion we say, onlg cali and e.. 80 /
Te doE'ttear the consequences
Harpsfs Ferry, Oct. I6, Is45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

IA Odd Fsllo,D Rskisrsd ::Aleiler from
Nav York. dated on the 9Th inst. says =
IA Bethel Preacher. from Louisiana.
.,ho.e name I have no. yetsssc6riained.
III ma Inc hold Of the ship Hargrave To-
a. md was seriously injured. For,u-
.sSs,v one of ike membert 81 Oriental
7 + IA 49, NJ. 6e. /. o. Of o. II was passing
= g she lime. Recognised bin g ! broth
9 ,nd had dim conveyed 70 tbe City
Hs.p;lal. its needless tossay. that IN
AZ lie guardianship d that Lodge. esery
ih;nv Win be done Cor him tkal bis neces'
sitisS may reqpire."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

4 sres was lately fslled in England
which VIA found 10 contain another tres
ins;d< ofll This inner Tree. % cutting
oif 4 poft;on of the lower end Of both, was
taken Out. The trunk d The outer Tree
Va Is irchss 10 diamelsr. and that Of the
inner one 5 inches. The wood Of both
trees wnS perfectly solid. but Tie inner
one had 20 md o. bark. The tree vas
about 90 iett IN length. Another Of .
similar kind i said 10 be exhibiting in ;
museunin England,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
Cloths, CassiInereS, Ac.
R0nnefs. Arfi1iciaIs &C.

lust received the most splendid assortment
ID Of MILLINERY GOODS ever had 10 Of
fer. Among them may be found handsome Rib
bons Of shades; Satins, how
ers and Plumes in great variety; cap ribbons,
Sc, 70 which invite The attention ofthe ladies.
Oct is, IS45. WM. s. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
Fail g Winter Goods,
CtDJNy.
Extra super Frepch Black
Extra super blk English wool. dyed

| (tUEEsy. 80
Extra super French Black
Extra super blk English wcoldyed
2nd quality ii do 10 IL
Super Beaver do do-
Pilot cloths, =
Super indigo blue n
Cad quality do, a,
Supes London brown T.
DO do green
Do invisible green
End quality do do
Super olive, various qnsliiits
Canada eloth'1Se. MAekinsw blankets.
C1sSinic,.cS.
super wooi-dyed blk Sdrer fancy French
Do do do blue-blk Do do Engl;sh IN
Do French ribbed do suitable ID IN tast,
lose'her with well assorted specimens of de
beauty and durability of the s., les in market.
;, Eestings.
ezra ns saPer cut velrets Super buff Cashmere
Do embroidered satin Fine Maid ,aleneias
70 striped do 2d quality j, do
10 pam do Super shalIeys, Sc.
4 complete variety of S.iI'I'Ll.EJtS, az ali a.
ors stripes snd qualities, in come cton with nlin
snn striped Kentucky jeans, winter tweeds Aisp,
Tor psns'sn sack coats
We have also stock Of F.RnL g HLiTER
Ready Made Clothing.
Consisting of Sacks, oy.reoats. Ciosk, p..,a
oons, Vests. Sc. r : o'O'A'' Nn y
Together with handsome I,s.so,,,na,t ar
mems Gloves, Cravals, Suspend Isl S,nrts HdsEs
'ieri6o Shirts and Drawers. FL nukIs,
as the m9st M itstty Fashions, capacity suitsbie
or bushes IS Of the Kind and well assorted stoeE
Ne flAtter ourselves that that call alone viii beng
essary with those Who wish any thing INCUR way.
Gentlemen purchasing goods elsewhere are ASST
ed that they can have them made up by us at the |
horiest notice. best manner and upon terms cores
,onding with the uniform STANDARD.
We will also sell Ny the yard, piece or pattern,
very low sothai those, may be suited who wish s.
lave them made elsewhere.
NJ B. Though we are disposed to accommo-
late in every particular, We mast say that we
ire not prepared 10 give an lengthy crsdit, to the
most punctual.
Harpers Ferry, 0ciobers2 sls45-A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

Mr. ". Grey, the Washington CORES.
ppndent Of the Charles,oI Mercury
ID reference 10 his charge ihatPfesident
Folks Tariff letter TO Kane, in lsi4. was
written BY Secretary Walker says - The
Hon. Rsserdy Johnson, now U. s. Sens-
Tor from Maryland was informed BY an
other Senator that Mr.. Walker himself
had toldahim that be was the writer Of
the author 81 the Kane letter; The Wash
ington Union. on the other hand, is au'
,tAorised both BY 1.-The President and Secre-
,ary. 10 asser; that the charge is wholly
uRirue-thai Mr.. Polk was himself the
writer Of the letter. and that MIR. Walker
was ignorant ,ha,sny such letter bad been
written until j, was published in the ne US,
papers, and was never consulted aboul
whiting the letter, OF about lie contents.
Isl TLpnehkuyg Eifg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings.

"
SUPER jet black French Cloths,
- Do blue, black, invis green, brown and
blue, English and American do
A great variety Of super beaver, gold-tnixed
Tweeds, and French doe Skins and waved
cloths for oYetcoals, sacks, and business
aIsosa Very heavy pilot do.
CGssimtres Best blk French, doe skin. war
ranted never TO change color,) fancy cassimeres
Of the newest and most approved style,
Also, plain and fancy Sattinets,
Rich striped and figured silk velvet,
Cashmere, nierino, valencia, blk satin extra
quality,) fancy and black silk vestings, all Of
the most desirable styles.
Also, blk Italian, fancy satip,, rich plaid, black
satin, Madras, and other yles Of scsrls and
craVats;
Also, collars, gloves in great variety. suspend
ers, hosiery, pocket hdkfs., SC SC.
Oct l6 MILLER * TATE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
FHlE g re & PRESS
= eUBLishED wEEkLY,Ar
TWO DoIIARS& FIrTx CRMTs
PER ANNTrAd

Psyaole bali yearlyi but Two DofIaR win be
= = Sc = payment 10 full, e psid enihsly i
4 Whenever payment isideferred befond
theeIp ifatonof TIE year, intefestwiI IS - ;Se.l.
b5Sobscriptions Tor SIX months. Al S.. Is IL
paid invariably In advance. z 3
ADVERTISING.
TheAerms Of advertising are. for 4 sonate. or
ess 81, for thfee insertions ones n he
saIne proporuen: Each continuance 25 cenlS per
specific time, will be continued uni ia ana
lhasssd Accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
GENTLEMEN, LOOK HERFI
.VietD and FN.hfo,ch,.fF

sVetDs and EWShfOnuhge
.Herehaat Tailoring Esta5Iskment b,
!. = vs. SuLnYAs SIR WHtrt
HAVING H.. re,urns,lE from 4. ~, .,,.
= :. large aud hae seleslionof 1''"
Fall Is Winter Goods.
Would beg leave most respectfully. 40 info,,, H..
eitizens Of fIarpers-Ferry as6 The n1bli g.
hat they have taken the s,ore room si,nss
lr. Abeil's Hotel and MIR. samuel l;;hsons 49,
dieelly opposite Mr. Waiie 5 Hail s.,i ~ :.
occupied BIZ Robert Russell. ESQ wbere sh.s ~,
prepared 10 dress their sci 81 The shor,es,
neaies, 81 is. and upon tis most aeeommoas,,ns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
01sg - g asA. e 2
War Declared 1t Last

II t.:nyE Just desias.5 t,,,r 4 y,
ssina me 1ieh-p.ie.s.l 10 ea.as =
enemies of low prices and quick sales -
My watchwords are. Cheap, CHEAPER,
CHEAPEST! The question i often
asked,
!" HoD d the porld does he do 1t ?"
In answer: ! deal With the most libe-
raj and cheapest selling merchants Of the
eastern cities, and that isthe reason why
/ can sell so much cheaper than my neigh
bors. Just call in, for The curiosity Of The
thing, and asionish yourself by an exam
nation Of the cheapes, and handsomest
assortment of l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
New and Cl,eaTD Store.

gan E subscriber having rented the Store at
III Leefown, Cop the Smlth6eld and shep
.herdstown Turnpike, d informs the Tobkc that
he has purchased an entire Stock d New
Goods, and hopes 10 meri, . share q ibeirPa
lronage. lie is determined TO sell rgie,c for
Cash, aud for Cash eniy, as he Esfhes TO
save ihe stsonntpf time, which is geliertlly and
necessarily spent in cdileclirg debtss
I Leeiomn, Sept IS n. DUNNtNGT0N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
FALL s WINTER
DRY GOOD s.

Ever brought 10 this market, b few 81
which are heIeto attached, Just by way
of sample, viz:
DRY GOODS-In this department may be
found Cloths, CassimeIes, Satiinstis, Tweeds
and Vesiings, of every color, stripe fspor, shade,
and quality, in The clothing line every taste can
be suited. Also, Alpaccas, plain and figured,
Cashmere de Ecosse, Mouslin de: Lame ;bik
blue-black, black fancy, and figured silks; swiss
book, and null muslin cambric laces, edg
ings, fooiings, insertings bom5aziues, shawls
merinoes, casbweres ribbands, trimmings, aan.
nels, coltons, besched and unbleached, cslicoes
most sPIeadid and beautiful variety patterns
and styles, silk and cotton vslvets, fancy ties
table and towel diapers, tickings, comforts, sill
and cotton handkerchief, checks and lnseys
&c &r M T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

J Books, Paper. QuilIs, &c.
s1BsT reesived very choice assortment OF
~ The latest AnnusIs-every description Of
School Books. SC. Also Paper, Quills, lax
stands. Rulers, Wafers, &C., Ae.s which win be
sold chssp. J. H. BEARD.
Oct s. III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

+ Matrimonial Agency :, Though We donot
exactly follow 10 the footsteps Of The
French and. establish matrimonial agency
Offices. we understand that the agency
business. j. nevertheless carried on 10
some extent 10 this city. BY private indi
vidu,ls. We heard last night Of gentle.
man Who has actually undertaken 10 pro.
cu.e one Of our heiresses. who is said q
be worth $50 600. for friend Of his and
th.. I regular eonlrsc. has been signed.a
erecting % give him 10 per cent on The .
mount Of her fortune. upon the perform
snes or his part Of the contract. We arr
;nlormed that contracts Of this kind are b.
No means uncommon. Yousg ladies' 9
fortuns are little ausre Of the secret IN
seres, some Of their friends take 10 promo
Ing their malrimonial prospects.
z IN Y. .frrSr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23

"ooLLEMS eiotA., Ca.s;,,,,,s I'm,
liz. cassiasts, FianAels. cashmeses. alsrs.
80 Alpscnss, and other rich ami fashiopsI,,
~, s ! 70 HE season, for safe by
JOHN K wptrFs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-10-23
Indncement

gnyo purchase Bargains. The subscriber has
made arrangements 10 take in exchange
FOR Goods--BAC0N, WOOL, Lard, Butter,
Pcs Rage. n short almost any article The
f,gn.er has 10 dispose Sof--for which be will
1--WE ths highest mafket price. To those who
nr,ds. Sc would say hat they will always find
= complete assortment Of Goods, and at fair
prices, b. eahing at The Peoples chesp Store
BENJ.SL THOMAS.
HsIl,oxp !. Oct nc. I845-tf