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The New York herald., 1845-01-30
BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
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Especial Correspondence
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S, p. M.
Mr.. Calhoun is still confined to his room with an
attack OF disease Of his lungs, which, sooner or
later, will prove fatal. Notwithstanding his Sc
we're illness, ne dictated this morning despatch
relative to Oregon; and another to our maister to
Texas. OF much Importance although their con-
tents am Ignorant Of. He will, probably, re-
cover from this attack in lew days; but his dis
ease is seated, think.
The movement Of Silas Wright and his friends.
in opposition to Texas, appears TO be attributed
here, solely to desire to force the coming admi-
nlstration into the nomination of Mr. Flaae. of
Albany, as Secretary OF the Treasury or some one
of that peculiar clique
The extracts from the English paperr, relative TO
anne exatlon, are read here with great interest by
members of Congress, and the response of 'he
publc meetings throughout the country 10 the
action OF the House, will be sought after with
ayldity, as bearing upon the contemplated action
OF the Senate.
The greatest interest is felt as 10 the course of
Silas Wright IN New York, and his members of
Congress" here, IS they are called-the reasons
that prompt their opposition TO xation and ths
and western abolitonists, are all causes OF sp.cu-
latlon. Every thing on this subject is read with
avdty.
Mr.. Polk will be here in about ten dave; and
such rush will follow of office beggars as has not
been seen since 1910
DR.: Gwynn, Mr.. Bradley, and young Polk, ell
say that the relations between Mr.. Polk and Col
sctor Van Ness, would secure his remaining in
his situation.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PoRT OF NMw Work, JANUARY 80.

Clca red.
ShpSt Lawrence, Brown, Liverpool Rowland & Aspin.
wall.-Bres Wocotf, Owen Gonaives, De Peyster X Whit
marsh; Ans ola Bell Mansan,lla ID nj Curtis; Belle Myers
Wilmington, NC Powel,-schr, cphaahet Kelley La
E,ton Henry G,y Martin Richmond McCgeads
depha, do, Elnabe,h, Wiley do, N McCresdy & Coz;
Iooley Camp and Caroline Baker Frink Chester aud Phla
dephia, do-Soop Warren, Thompson, New Haven.
Arrived.
Brig Democrat. Howes, (of Boston) from Smyrna Oct 20
and Gibraltar Nov 81, with uit Foster Nickerson Ex
perenced heavy weah the fore top
lost fore yard split sails Sc and has e days
l,n 80 aud Ion 10 with constant westerly gaese Jan 2 lat
2o lon spoke British barque Ann Hale 50 days from Liver
pyn for st John, NIB.
Brig Paul Jones' Taylor, tof Philadepha) days from
Char eston, with rice. sc to master
schr AsenoIs Kemp from Georsetown SC with lumber
schr Alessndrs Lewis. days from Alexandria, with mdse
liams. ~ ' =
schr Eydessa, Gray, from Philadelphia, with coal
u Emiy Sherwood days from Charleston, with cotton,
Also, two brigs unknown
Sailed.
Ships Sheridan, Cornish Liverpool; Mariana pb;llips Ana.
laccola; Anson, Bkman, barous Nallorv Nsw
Orleans brig Margaret Ann kson sst Cosst Rfea
and other From the Lower Bay ship Louis Phirne HAVE
brss Petersburg, Vera Cruz; Sterling, savannah.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES.
p EAL ESTATE AUCTION SALES at the Merchants
Exchange attended to by the 'ub,cr usual
liberal Terms other hou,e Brooklyn property will
tended by James Cole 63 Fulton street. Brooklyn and adj
yeT;ls in both New York aud BROOKLYN papers or by
h. IL. LUDi OW s. Co,
jaa0 2v.rc % Broad street cor. Of Exchange Place.
CAMELlAS, DAPhNIES AND TIER FINE PLANTs
AT AUCTION.
LEVY will Tell on Friday morning at IL o'clock, at No
pi.r io Bo.dway splendid aoli.corn Of the ioil9wne
Orange ard Lemon Trees in bloss aud fruit; ube Cana
and other Plants in beautiful order Sale positive.
Oil Paintings on Saturday Evening, j3o 2tsec
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Foreign Markets.

ST. THOMAS, Jan. 6-The markets were abundanty
supplied with American provisions and prices low
say for hour IS 2s meal $l4 per hhd rs So per
bb pilot bread, So IS, navy do 81 IS; pork, $l0
and prime 81 to SO per bb rice. - to so per
beef saes lard &c; cheese to lOc; butter 10 TO
and other articles in proportion The holidays having
commenced, business was very dull
K.SosroN, (Jam) Jan. 6.-There is no news Flour,
81; meal, 4a4so bread, s4 (Wason') plenty in
ket,
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TO The NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HYGEAN
RENOVATOR

IN all those whee manly impaired where the
msna and physical powers are o.tratd p an
destructive habits Of early yoatn inducing nocturnal emissions
md debility, the Hygcan Rmovator will he found nfalIib
healthy action aud remover mpoteoey by inuslng nev
the In many the effect natan
II fails chronic slee and whites nnt
stey, by restoring healthy uterine action Refer
Renovator with srceesa in those affections, y also Dysp
organs Sold only the "lmporug Agsnu," 2os Fulton
trect New York Price - bottle Of ounces, and Tor
ssrded TO ell paIts OF the Union. -
NB--Copous drections accompany each bctle
jsS0 lmsrc
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AMERICAN HAIR DYE
DALLY'S TOBACCO MANDATORY
ass River st. Troy

ass River st. Troy
THE Subscriber avails himself Of hs method Of commun
eating the public the fact that he is manufacturing
fine and smoking bacco and Snn at 28, River street
Troy door the Fulton MARKET The oiiown be
found at all times at HIS store and factory:-
ToBAcco-The celebrated Fucy Virginia This Tobacco
took the premium the late Fair Extra hewing T.bscco
Virginia; American Smoking Tobacco. ,nufactued
from the leif spanish do Turkisn do.
sspyrs1kose scented No |; M.ssabqy American Gentle
The arces all warranted be made Of the finest
qualities leaf tobacco, and by the experienced work.
Th subscriber oud also his tobacco to be bet
snuactued than any other in the state of New York
else " here.
Orders directed above will with prompt attention and
rely hving the pains taken they
personally present.
10. E. Savage 2a Fulton street, and A. A. samanos,
Broadway, Agents for the city Of New York.
Troy. Jan. 10. lpe j21 mseC
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Pasaengsrs Arrived.
CHARLEsIoN-Brig Paul Jones-Mr Mckinley. r r Moo
ney. ID s 8 Hail.
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CnUlON tUUN IAlN BREWERY.
THE inability Of the subscriber the increased de-
mand for his Pale and Amber Ars hitherto manufactured
his Brewery Albany has rendered necessary to meet the
New York. be called above where ntendsto produce
article which presumed will the reputation
Of his Brand Pale and Amber Aes 10 the ne plus ultra OF
pleasant and salubrous beverages and in ab.dan
do I'm srh ANDREW KIRK.
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MARTELLE IL HOLDERMANN,
No. 81 Maiden Lal ., NY
MANUFACTURERS and importers of Ornamental Hair
SA Work, Wigs Toupees Bands, Curls, Seams Bsndeau
Hair style Of everlasting urls and all kinds Of Hair
Works, wholesale aud retail
". .B-'rhe trade supplied reasonable terms
dI1
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F OR CON ERTS AND BALLS
Is NOW FITTED UP FOR THE WINTER AMUSE.
MENIs nISl slINl IN lMEAhGIMSlElCENT hIS |. M STYLE:
srched ceiling favorable for sound; and being from
s street. there annoyance from the Of caage-i
has capacious galleries: and will accommodate fifteen hundred
persons For Balls i has spring floor and raised seat.
chandelier Attached the Saloon and the floor,
rooms and 200 feet long, which will accommo
aae 0g Iest pans will be taken to give saaction
Fri pe n for cog
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AMIlSEM ENTS.
w CH'S NATIONAL GIRO u 8,
PARK THEATRE.

THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. JANUARY 3oth,
The eneitaie mens with agand Cavscads En-
tree en- to the lCAS GUARD and Daughters OF the Sun
w. kIncsde as the Young Indian on his War Hore
vauung BY Mcfarland and the PhladelI hia T'roure.
O. hodg in his srand the Equestrsn Actor or the
Mramorphoes, consisting OF various changes of character
PUPILS
Four Horse Act by J. @ Cadwallader.
tersona Posture aud Gymnastics by II. Conover
Madame Louisa Howard in &C. entitled the East Indian
Bay adete, ON her BEAUTIFUL steed Maximilian
Two Horse Act by J. Nathans and w. Knrade
Descriptive and Drol Dirty, bv 4 M Dick-rson.
Startling and unsurpassed Aet by j. v. Turner.
=, 10 conclude with THE BRENIFORD ELECTION! or
Billy Buttons Search for Horse-Sr VIM Button J. j. Ma
thaas; Gro,m j May; Stable Keeper, N Johnson.
he Doors will he opened at g. and the Great Cavacade will
commence at o'clock.
Prices of .admissicn.
First Tier # Boxes and Parquette :. So cents
iei VI DoAeS. - cents
Cailery.... I2Scents.
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FROM NoAH,s WEEKLY MEssENGER

TTENTIoN 70 THE TEETHMWs have always con-
h tended thai lady with good teeth and good
be ugly and henc. have always felt the cessy of attend
ing carefully to the preservation Of the Teeth particularly
females But this should he assigned experienced
Dentsnot who takes the business experimental
but regularly educated and practical entitled
stronger CLAIMS than friend DR. LEVETT Of Broad
way aud Warren He has bsen many practising
this CRY and there who have be under his who
have rot been perfectly satsfrd with his In the
manufacture Of Artificial Teeth he has SUPERIOR and the
eminent physicians who recommend him for his
skill and moderate charge. j30 It~rc
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Charles II. Livingston, the former incumbent un-
der Van Buren, Fernando Wood, &c. The claims
celebrated annexation "secret circular" The
other three are busy at work for themselves with
some assistance.
There are also numerous applicants for the Office
OF Postmaster, OF your city, including Moses G..
Leonard, member of Congress, &C., Alderman
Purdy, &c. For the Marshal's place, Mr. Bleeck-
er, the former incumbent under Van Buren, is
most prominent and industrious-and desperate
attempt will soon be made to remove Governor
Van Ness, the present popular COLLECTOR OF your
port, and place in his stead Robert H. Morris, or
some one Of the dozen applicants who are laboring
to secure the appointment.
Mr.. McClelland, from the Committee on Com.
merce, rer orted bill this morning making appro-
nave hastily examined it, and find the following
appropriations: For the Hudson river. below Troy,
500 900; for Newark bay and Passaic river,
$1,000; for the Savannah river. $50 600; mouth
above the Falls, 500, 900 below the Falls, and
Mississippi, Missouri, and Arkansas rivers, $24O,-
GOO. Another bill was reported for eastern and
western harbors. For breakwater at Burlington,
w, $l5, 600; at Plattsburgh, $4,000; harbor at
Whitehall, 5000 Port Ontario, $4,000; Oswe-
go, $25 600; Big Iodus Bay, $1,000; mouth of
Tennessee, $25 600; Sacxetts Harbor, $1,000;
Dredge boat to- on Lake o.ario s2o, 600; Buffalo
Grand River, Lake Erie, SIC, CLEVELAND, $685.
600; Huron, $4,000; Sandusky city, $5OO0; X yer
Raisln, $4,000; Dredge boat on Lake Erie, 800
90; Improvement Of 81. Clair Flats, $40, 900;
Grand river, Lake Michigan, $40 GOO, mcu,h Of
water at Stamford Ledge, Me, $40 600; Boston
harbor, $40 600; Bridscport, Ci., $lb 600; Port
Jefferson, N. Y 5000; Newcastle, Del $25, 600;
Delaware breakwaler, $780, ,O0O Baltimore. $2O,,;
000 Hog Island channt Charleston, So, 600; and
for necessary surveys, $2O, 900 The appropriation
for the HUDSON river, Newark Bay, and Delaware,
will be found to be liberal, and will no doubt be
adopted.
Among the resolutions introduced to-day, / OBJ
served one offered by Mr.. Burke, of n fl en-
qurlng into the manner in which certain contract
tor government work was given 10 Col. James c.
Zabriskls, of New Jersey, from the Navy depart
ment. This will develope some rich matters
A resolution was also introduced enqulring,
into the expediency OF granting delegate IN Con-
sress to the District OF Columbs; as also for the
construction OF Dry Dock at Pniladephia Navy
Yard, and Tomb for the deposit of the bones OF
The American prisoners at the Walabout, Brook
lyn, that died from British cruelty.
Among the petitions was one pres nted by Zadock
Pratt, of New York, to allow a Mr.. Whitney 10
construct Railroad from Michigan to the Pacific,
through the Oregon territory. and asking an ap-
preparation OF public lands TO effect it.
There was no Executive session to-day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
COTTAGE lnuIT.Tr.

DIV BILLING HOUSES
A fine large Barn, recently erected Spring,
smoke, Corn, Poultry. and Root hnns es.s Also.
a house for servants, together with other regui-
site out buildings, ali id excellent repair.
There Is upon the premises fine YOUNG
ORCHARD Of choice fruit,in full bearing; and
also near the hauSe there is a large limestone
spring which affords running water In most Of
the fe Ids
70 mot deem il necessary togive further
particulars IN reference to the place, as pres
sumo that all who MAJ wish TO purchase villa
callana examine The property for themselves.
and 10 any such J shall be 7isppy 10 furnish
whatever Information may &c equisiie, on ap~
picstion to me personally. or b, letter. post
paid. HENRY IOrELER.
Aug1f5. ls44-tr. j.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
LATE FROM TEXAS.

The steam packet New York arrived al
New Orleans on Monday week. bringing
Galveston and other Texian papers TO the
9Ist uliimo.
Mr.. A. j. Donelson. our Charge DAT
fairs for Texas. and Mr.. j.. G. Never,
bearer Of dispatches from the Texian Go.
yerument 10 THAI Of the United States,
came passengers by this arrival. Its stat.
ID that The former gentleman visits New
Orleans on account Of the convenience
which a temporary residence there will
,f5rd him 10 transmit COMMUNICATIONS 10
his Government.
Mn Arson Jones. The new President
oiTexas was duly installed into Office on
,he OH uliimo. The papers contain his
inaugural speech. which the New Orleans
5 Bee. pronounces TO be brief document,
and 10 the purpose. He states bis objec,
10 be The maintenance Of public credit
he reduction OF the expenses Of the Co.
1enment; The sboIishment Of psperissues
by The Governments; proper tariff for re-
venue, with incidental protection; The es-
iablishmen, OF a system Of commoD schools
the attainment Of = speedy peace with
Mexico; The encouragement Of emigra.
ion; friendly and just relations with the
. Indians Oh ihefroniier The introduction
oil the pehiten,isry system; fhe encourage.
ment Of internal improvements. SC He
makes no allusion 10 thelsub;ect Of annexa'
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
.u.aRRIED,l


On Meuday evening, the 9Th uIt. by The Rev.
Mr.. Hammer, Mr.. PETER CARurHERs, OF Balti-
,mroe, 10 Miss BErHA FRAScEs DpnALDsoE. sec.
.oud daughter Of the late Stephen Donaldson, Of
jefferson county, va. )
Ia Georgetown, on Thursday evening the
.26h ult by the Rev. Mr.. Gsssswsy, GEoReE
iBEALL BALcH. Esq Of The U. NsvJ,ip Miss
.JuLIA GRAcE viSsos, Of Georgetown, d. G.
In ST. Andrews Ch1rch. Baltimore. on ID.
3fsl ult. By the Rev. Henry Kepler, Ar. Wh
w LurELL, Of Harrisonburg, TO Miss 4. Ma
sTtLpA, daughter Of Thomas Robinson, Esq o
Bsltimore city.
On Thatsdsy morning. 26th uit blythe Rev
Mr. wilson, n. VALENTINE 81 SEE TO Mis-
Ruz.pErH HARsrss-bo,h of Virginia
On Monday evening. 9Th inst. BY the Rev J
A. Gere Mr LINTON N. ASDaEws 70 Mrs. CHAA
aoyrs EMMoRY-both Of Harpers-Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE.

10y virtue of Deed of Trust, and Decree
Id ct The Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chsnceryi FOR the county Of Jefferson, rendered
on the 3lsi day Of October, lS43, in certain
cause therein depending. between George Back
house, plaintiff, and James Roper defendant;
,lhe uudersignedy the surviving trustee IN said
deed Of trust, will pkoceed 10 sell al pub anc-
lion. 10 the CHEST bidder. at carter'ss Hotel,
10 CharIestown, 90 FRIDAY the 9TH day Of Feb
ruary next,
Z A Valuable Parcel Of LAND, or so
much thereof as may be needed,
si,n.iea on he Southeast side Of the Shensn-
doah river, ia the county Of Jefferson, contain
ing 35i acres, and being the Southwest cornei
Of the large tract now owned BY said Back
hoS,se. A plat Of this land can be seen al The
Office OF the undersigned 10 Charlestown.
Terms On6-third Of the purchase money y
cash. The residue in two equal payments a.
GO and 80 DAYS The title TO be Withheld unit
the whole Of the purchase money is PAID. sal'
10 take place al 2 O'Clock. P. NJ.
ANDREW HUNTER,
Ian. Q. 1915. Surviving Trustee sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09

The New York p.p.,. i. d. i. y !,
arrivals that pof' o. Tu..9s. ..:- 81
o. ne o,Iqee Esgeaia Captain B..coe
I.o1 ses. Sipz. wheoee she sailed ii
hts Susnine. late Commission.k a ~,
%. P.s,e1geF. He brought ~, = !,
nessp.ters. having had 81 BE o,bsr. -.
bf1 11ls in Mexico. saving osiy M. ~
cal oocumenis. which Be h-an: q. -, =
have about bis person. ki'Ensa %
Mf. Fletcher Webster = .v,s.,
night. -oo1' ioFi-
Captain Bscoe reports ia, .,o:4 - ~
principal iowns1hrous honi ~ Dtss.A ,ne
sad very large proportion Of bepeopiA
nave joined the instruction ses;ust S..'
e Anna. which has become : ,ogees.e..,I
and bloodless revolution. 10 ser;os. -. .s.s
anee being made in any ousr,er
Anna vas a. Quesetsro. win : s,,.l, 80 -
Of yet faithful adberents: 81. most - ~
edes. y Y rn.
Santa Anna.s prospect OF s1s,,;,s,.
power was considered very doubtful 80
$500, =. 'Ass ~ s IS would tiy from the
.-s-. b;, sSs 'p's oeing exasPerated
gasnss u'"' 900 looking upon w >-ir.encs
Is dangerous ,oFtbe liberty Of Mexico.'
A letter was received 10 New York byl
The Eugenia stating that Ssnis Anna has
IS 900 troops al COMMAND. and Psredes
but 1900 hat are 10 be relied on, aud that
Santa Anna Al the end Of thirty DAYS. will
be folly r1instaled. There is also-a-lst,erl
from Mr.. Rsjoo 10 reply to Gov. shannon,
that will, i. is said, cause considerable talk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
TkE MARKGTE.


= .
CATTLE --Thsrs we're t76 Nd Of s.sf.
us offered. The prices pad rsBksd iron IN &
e y . per 100 Iss- On he hoos = Is ou,ii,v
equal 70 Sass IS net. 1--'''s
hv6s--Thefe i only aodersss snnnlx Il
1--we iiass . narkes. sni lid.iisd ssie, az ~.
ihs q st:2s per 100 lb,. = : ~ 4
aLvO X The decline Ia Howard street Plour
soL'eet N our resie a ths close o. IA, ws 80
No.. ,,sa ea5srs TO come into he market f,eeIy.
!, 49,. .es.nesd The rsss hoseyer TO 81 0si
49,, -S'eo price sales ~ about 700 obi, ~ooj
S %..sa sEaeda we're made % sasurd.y and -.
&C. soms purchasers rslI,.e q opsrs,s r = -,
.sss over - While baiders soesr c.. :. :,
s'eet Taers ), 10 s led reee;,, -. hf@ -
We bear Of No irsnsaetioss p oui
1aAiN -Lilile OF no whe,, ,,F.r;,v ~.
qTeie nomiaally al ss492 cts. 70, go 3 0,, We
81 ca, ,aa as.ss cts for orinsey TO good. sales
y, s.1,. .o-osy g CT. for white. aad sIs42 cts
- ys.,og. ssie. Of Oats al 25s27 en-. - "a
J; ~ Hist EY.-The demand con,i.r..
~. and prices tend downward. a.. ~
IL. -'~ssa<i cts hhds- are held Al 22ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
THOMAS D wFBsTER,

IA fashionable 1Failor.
70 RESPECTFULLY informs The public eene.
- rally that he has just received The Fashion.
for 1915, and is prepared 10 execute orders ia
bis line With perfect ueatness and durability -
He pledges himself 10 render satisfaction IA
those who may favor him with their custom
HIS work viii be done upon as reasona BILE terms
as any other establishment in town He invite.
call from his bid friends and the public gene.
rally. His Shop is one door West 0f John
Reeds Tailor Shop, Main street, ChaFlestown.
January 9. ts45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
JOHN M. oRErr s CO.,
Superior Rcady-MGdc
0ykMTyEfHYfAa

4 On the second 0 iof Of their store. which they
have fitted up for the purpose, they have gem
ersl stock of snper6ne and medium clothing rea-
-dI made. They have always large mum nerof
EIoih Cloaks. nAaiS- and Over Goats and
They Ike up The best OF goods, ss,r-.
but what they haze made under then" LOT n"osf'ns
mediate notice Inc st, and work Of which
they can confidently recommend as equalto any
thing that can be. produced in any city in the
Union. They inrite citizens and strangers to
ex amice their stock
They have but one price for their goods; the
lowest price at which they can be sold is plain
y marked in figures on every article.
!. Baltimore, Nos %, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
HOUSEHOLD 8 KITCHEN
FURNITURE, III
u il 0 P sA u Y Y I
ToRSALE i

ATTENTION. CAPITALISTS
TIME subscriber wishing 10 sell, IS disposed
= to give a. bargain in Ills Island Property,
HarpeTs,Ferry Ylrg inis.
There are within the limits Of the sur'eysa-
bout SEVENTY ACRES, and the premises "
ford an exSellentiste for sny branches 81 MIA
Snufsctufe, reoni Ing a water epowef-after bn
examinations by competent engineers! This To-
csIlty mas been deemed to possess superior adj
the Nations, ls+.-A44n4et. n il ceniipuous 10
Rail Road paSsesfHear il. u Is r.', % .
that Foundry ii Rope~aik could DO estsb-
ished here with much pro6t. 70 persons Of
enterprise, possessed OF a moderate raptal,
lthis property would be worthy OF attention Ii
is deemed unnecessary to say more, as persons
wishing 10 purchase will no doubt examine Tor
theuselyes.k Anlearly application MAJ insure
good bar gain As regards the terms Of sale
| &c, application ID be made to the subscriber,
or 10 Joseph Byrhe, Harpers- Ferry.
II PATRICK BYRNE.
Harpers Ferry. Sept 10 SIS
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A great sweeps,skes, The subscription
y which was $4,000 and forfeit $500
was run So at New Orleans on The Gath
ul'imo, between Blue Dick and Peytona
The latter horse won The race without dil.
tfculfy in two heats. The lime or run
ming zach h-at was ON. 9si-tne7 u---
heavy. Three olbef hOrsestbat had been
entered were withdrawn and paid forfeit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-01-09
PAY up / PAY UP!

t.'.'e',s y. y 3 enc cUSroNE9S. ! am in nses
only necessary for -, 40 "a :
for prompt snd spesd, 1esm;,, 4. =. ~ ..s.
BsirG drsireas or .e,.r- - ...'..s =, yerI psf.
hspe nat nv eusiomezs yin -. ~, =, ...'n
b. dischsrtinr ihI sssersr - - = . o.
thems charged on nv beoEs 80 - $50.
thai they ere ftjknds $1,000 - 80, s'iacs
! hope m sFthis nolire w;iI 1. 1888.
sponded 20, - il i absolu,eI. sss!.'s.a ~ II
10 have g6pey. w,, .v -. me
Sharlssiown. Jan 2. ISIS.
~ xsde VIII be received aler The roth of
9an2AIs on shs account oftsis.
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ATTENTION ]!

DERSONS holding the RIFLES belonging
10 The StAle of4Yirginis, under the Con-
s,iiuiion or iheIlhse Potomac Rifle Company, =
are most earhestTy requested 10 return The same
TO Mr.. ~. 1. WFBB. forthwith. Those who do
moi return theft RIfesny the Isl Of March neat.
NAV xnect 10 find their bonds 10 the .alds II
proper oficersfor the collection or The peealLy
Shepherdstcvh, Dec 10, lS4i--if