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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

hz-THE AMERICAN REPUBLICAN BALTI-
MORE CLIPPER is furnished to subscribers, by care
f carriers at only sip and quarter cents per week
payable 10 the Carriers only at the end OF each week.
subscribers, at the rate OF -Four DoarS per year-pay
able, always, in advance.
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Discovery OF ANCIENT TREASURE. The
Macon (Geo') Messenger gives an account of
he discovery of hidden treasure to the amount
d torty-five thousand Spanish dollars in Tat
lel county, in that State. The discoverer, on
lowing up the root of a tree, discovered three
iollar, and on digging deeper succeeded in ex-
aumllg the above large amount. The money
was fund on the land of Mrs. Gray, a widow
IN nctly circumstances.
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CEED AT LAST. The swindler, who, under
the nmes of Henry Van Zandt, Hannald, Ru-
pert ,Prince, Wallis, and numerous other ALA
ses, ollowed the business of writing begging
lettds, under the guise of being poor but pc
nitnt prisoner, confined in JAIL has been Gagged
at list, and really put in prison. Besides writ
ingto many of our wealthy families in our prin-
clpl cities, he is known to have sent over two
hudred similar letters to England, through the
Bottom post-office. Last winter he was arrest
edat Troy, N. Y, for forging draft, and on
Friday last he was sentenced to Sing Sing pri-
sol for five years.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

County CouRTs. The county courts of Har-
foEd and Somerset meet on Monday.
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ITEMS OF News. 1t is rumored that one
man in N. York bet on Fashion to the amount
of $50, 0O0.-A lady from Mobile won $4,000
on Peytona, have been caught in the
Ohio river, as far up as Cincinnati, this season.
The wheat crop of Missouri gives promise
of an abundant harvest. of SOC
migrants have arrived at Boston within short
time.--John Gunton, aged "a, died in New
York on Wednesday, from ntemperance --
The Philadelphia collections in aid of Pittsburg
amount to $685., 1884 SO. But from this deduc-
ton of Sis SO is to be made for counterfeits
and expenses. "A gentleman named Wood
bury, from Yazoo, Miss, had his pocket picked
Of 5000, at the Railroad Office in NJ York on
Wednesday are sorry to learn that R.
w. Middleton, Esq, has, in consequence of i'll
haalth and misfortune, been compelled to sell
us establishment, the Pittsburg Spirit of the
Age.-Ded, on Wednesday evening, Joseph
Dugan, Esq, aged 81 years, for long period
prosperous and respectable merchant of Phi
ladelphia.-lt is reported that the sloop Of
war "Gemantown," now on the stocks at the
Navy Yard, Philadelphia, is to be got ready
for Launching forthwith.
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BAPTIST SOUTHERN CONVENTION. This BODY
closed its session very tremendously on Mon
day last, after passing the following resolutions:
Resolved, That in accordance with the pro-
visions the I'd article of the Constitution this
Convention will cordially embrace and affiliate
auxiliary societies upon lis principles and re-
commend to the brethren the formation Of
such societies.
Resolved, That the several State Conven-
tons and other bodies who may be in posses
sion OF funds, for Foreign or Domestic Missions,
be requested to forward such funds to the Trea-
surer OF the respective Boards, as promptly as
convenient.
Resolved, That the aborigines of America
have strong claims on American christians for
the Gospel, and as the Indian Mission assOcia-
ton has been organized with special reference
to their spiritual benefit, we recommend the
Churches to sustain that body with zeal and
lberality.
Resolved, That the Board of Domestic Mis-
sons be instructed to take all prudent mea-
sures for the religious instruction of our colored
population.
Resolved, That the Foreign Mission Board
OF this Convention be instructed to commune
cate with the acting Board OF the Baptist Tri-
ennlal Convention in reference to any claim we
may have upon the Convention, or any claim
which that body may have, or think they have,
| upon us, and that the said Board report fully
to this Convention at its next meeting.
Resolved, That our Foreign Mission Board
| be authorised to enter into any equitable and
prudent arrangement with the acting Board of
Baptist General Convention, to take a portion
of its missions under the patronage Of this Con-
vcnton.
Resolved, That application be made to the
proper authorities of the State of Georgia for a
charter of incorporation, and that Jud &c Hill
yer, Hon, W. l.umpkn, Judge Stocks, NJ. A.
Cooper, Esq, and Rev. G. ID. Mallory, be a
| committee to present petition for this object.
Resolved, That this Convention recommend
the Domestic Mission Board to direct their eff
fective attention. to aid the present effort to es-
tablish the Baptist cause in N. Orleans.
Resolved, That with Protoundest gratitude
to the Great Head of the Church, this Conven-
ton do recognize the harmonious action to
which it has arrived, and that we do regard the
exhibition of the Christian Spirit which has 90
verned its deliberations as a proof of the divine
presence in the origin and prosecution of this
organization.
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OOTHACH! TOOTHACH.!

Thisaggravatng pain
~ . can be cured in a few
Hs.faS sscxSA minutes without pain
"a NJ III 1of Inconvenience, so
. Al III y sthat may be filed and
- Ill N ,H IN rendered valuable
Tooth fer life, thereby
obvlatng the pain and danger of having il extracted
by DR STlNSON, 81 HANOVER STREET, doors
above Pratt, who guarantees permanent cure in all
cases Also, FLEEING, Scaeirg Pmgging regulating or
remedyins the irregularities OF Children's Teeth
Dr. ). Will insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from one
to full set in the latest and approved manner
tie has paid particular attention this branch of the
proesslon aud warrants his operations to give perfect
satisfaction in all cases Those troubled with teeth
that have been improperly inserted or requiring new
sets, would do well to call early as possible, a. de
lays generally add obstacles to the operation per
sons DONG so may rely on being treated in skilfu
manner and at prices that cannot fail to please.
DIR. S. has an article for filling teeth that are too
much decayed to be plugged with gold which will
render them serviceabe and durable. This article is
entirely unlike the cemens now in USE as il never
furnishes or changes color.
tEy~ All operations performed in the most de rable
manner, and at very reasonable charges Office hours
from A. M. TO 6 PM. and
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-17

GEN. JACKSON. A letter from Nashville,
dated 4th instant, is published in the Union,
which says:-
81 have just had a conversation with our
mutual friend, DIR. Felix Robertson, who has
almost daily knowledge of the health of Gene
raj Jackson. The impression of the Generals
nearest friends now is, that the 'time-honored'
veterans life is rapidly drawing to close
Symptoms of dropsy have interviewed. His
legs are swollen from his feet up to his abdo-
men, and his respiration is feeble and difficult"
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. Loren
Spencer, (Missouri,) Recorder of Land Titles
in Missouri, vice Fred. R. Conway, appointed
Surveyor General of illinois and Missouri.
J. X. Hutton, Collector, Washington, N. c.,
vice T. II. Blunt, resigned.
APPRAISERS. George w. Pomeroy, New
York city, vice Matthias B. Edgar, removed.
Samuel Jones Willis, N. York, vice Amos
Palmer, removed.
Benz. E. Carpenter, Philadelphia, vice Sam'l
Spackman, removed.
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r"'I oetweeil baltimore and Washington, l.5q
AS lile coaches Will leave Baltimore immediately
on 'ne arrival OF the Cars from Philadelphia and leave
w asnhgton immediately the arrival of the Steam
rom the SOUTH and perform the trip in frehot1s,
passengers will reach Baltimore or Washington nearly
or quite as early by this conveyance as by the Railroad
Line and viii be set down, free of extra charges,
a the principal Hotels, any other reasonable dist
ance in the city.
Passengers by this Line delivered on board the
steamboat at Washington, free of any extra charge,
ana reach Richmond any point south OF 1t, at the
same time, and at tco dollars and my cents less fare,
than by tbs Rail Road line.
The public may rely on skillfu and accommodating
drivers and every attention to their comfort For seats,
or further information apply the Stage Office, oppo
site the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Depot, Pratt st.
door to the Green House, and two doors west OF
Whtman's Hotel. ~ -
au29-tf JACOB PETERS & co
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GuEAp pAPEK uANGINGs.

Y ceived large lot of fresh Spring Americas PA
PER HANGINGS, BORDERS, and FIRE BOARD
PRINTS, will be sold at eXceedinly low prices
{az-P4PER HANGINGs of every description done in
the best manner, by competent wOrkmen VIEW cheap
Always on hand. a general assortment of Window
BLINDS, CANTON MATING. OIL CLOTHS.
Sc, all Of the very best quality. ani for sale low
JOHN {. HOLLAND. Is GAY ST,
milf near the Odd Fellows uau
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GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE.
AND INCREASED ACCOMMOD AFRO,

y--<EA5SA In consequence of the liberal sun
9SS!s.SA faas port with which the BAITINOPp
AND WASHINGTON STAGEITNp
has met, the Propretors have determined ia incrsasa
their stock, and will, until further notice. run THREE
comfortable and expeditions nine Passenger Coaches
daty, III each direction, between Washington and
Baltimore. N
A. spry They have also made arrangements
Esgfs;$ 's{:s7! with the Steamboat and Rail Road
i+t-e s':'SatGs Companies, South of WashingtoI b,
winch The fare will be reduced to the FOLLOWING ev
tremely low rates, viz: "a
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Richnord. June IL, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
|, MATTRESS MAKING.

! Encourage Home Manufactures.
TINE under tgned desires to return bis sincere
thanks 10 Inc citizens Of jefferson county,
for the liberal encouragement extended 10 him
in his business, since his advertisement Of the
last year in the Free Press, and TO assure them
that be will continue his best efforts TO please
his customers, The better 10 enable him 10 do
this he has reduced his prices considerably; and
has now on hand and will constantly keep, al
his establi,hmenlin Winchester,
Curled Hair M actresses. Shuck s. Cot
ton do. Shuck DO. alone, every size,
Cushions. Crib Mattresses. and
IL Wagoner's Beds also sup.
piled on good terms.
Mattresaes, sc, repaired at short notice. on
very reasonable ierms-and all orders executed
faithfully and promptly.
Long experienced enables The undersigned 10
present his work with,con fdence, as being in all
respects equal 10 any man ufaciured in the Uni
ted States. JEREMIAH BOWLING.
Winchester, May s, l6l5-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
Jefferson BOOt & Shoe
1A9T0RYo
NO. 4, MILLER,S ROW

NO. |, MILLER'S ROW.
LANES. Mcdaniel, tenders his sincere
- thanks 10 bis friends aud customers for
their liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him, and begs leave 10 state TO his friends
and the public generally, that the Boo, & shoe.
making will be carried on 10 its various branch.
-, With redoupled energy, under the name Of
JAMES MCDANIEL q CO., who will "a IS on
hand At all times, the best materials, and also
the very best workmen thai can be procured
and will warrant their work 10 DO inferior Il
none made in the Valley, and at prices which
tthey humby conceve) will render entire sails.
Ffaction. They hope the plain, as wen as ,he
mostfashionable, will give them CALL
J. Mcdaniel will always be found al nj. ,os,
and via exert every effort to give sa,isfaction'
Ladies wi;lat ell times be waited on at thei,
houses, and thsswork returned. when done.
We expect TO keep on hand nsiderable
supply of allkinds Of work. Persons who "a.
ironize US may rely upon the work being done
promptly, and our cash prices cannot be beat.
J. MCDANIEL, a
S. RlDENOUR.
charlestown, Feb IS, ls45. J5
N, B. A journeynlan wanted immediately on
he ladies bench F#s
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UNITED STATES
II O + r L,
Marpers-Ferry. w.

sdE undersigned most rsspecsfollv inform.
me public that he has leased he Hotel 81
asrpsFs- Ferry, known = The UNITED STATES
hoI III. He has been natlercd IS ne k;pd
ses.imonisis be hes received 81 he ss,islac,iop
and approval q bic conduct. Is 4 landlord a
CAaslsstora, and bringing 70 biz rss,deoes ,e y,
exPefisnse q some years. BE believes ii viii -
aoisto maintain hiseharseser among his friends.
and 70 aeqpire nev tributes 81 spnrob,,,cr
from the travelling public. He i de,ermines
70 Keep good house. and one which win Is.
commend itself. - -
He asks the ,faSsllefs 81 The Rsil Ro,a =.
sell aszall others 10 give hin one cali. ana II
there be any reasonable cause Of comnla;nt 81
the fare or the manner Of its service. ! second
visit willno be expected He VIII ende.yor u
Be polite and courteous. and I'll in 6is, EMPLOY.
connected with the Hotel, will be reSosred il
practice the sane department. Preparations
have been made for tke accommodated Of yisa
ters-singly OF 10 families. and the best The
makes afford will be ii the service Of his "a
irons. His bar will Be furnished with good
WINES and LIQUORS. aud his Stable will Dc
attended By one Of the best os,lers the State
can produce. , JOS. +. ABEL.
April 10, lSl5.
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EeiC .4ss0rt1sac1st
SUMMER GOODS

/ @uS SSSSO01i s
| A HOLLAND CO., are bappv d IN.
0Ao form their friends that their ruIs o,
quick sales and small profits, y under the ea,h
system, has been we'll sustained. and Thai OWN
10 an increased business they have been sunnl,1
ing themselves weekly, with choice and be,nG
tui Fancy Dry Goods. which they are seIljpZ (,
lRR9&Ree en- aud Examine our beautiful assort.
ment Of
Balzarines. Lawns and Berages,
Ch:nizes, Ginghams, Bingham Lawns, Prints,
Black and Fancy Plaid Silks, rich aud beautiful,
Ponde Cherry, new style, Tarltop, Cambria,
Jaconet, Swiss, Null and Book .Muslias,
Heapolitan & other Bonaeis Bonnet Trimmings,
silk and Bersze Shawls, Scsrfs,
Silk, Cotton and Morayian HOSE, blk. & white,
Parasols, Sun Shades and Parasoleites,
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Irish Linens,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs:, Hemsiitched do.
Cloths Of all colors, at Philadelphia prices,
Summer Tweeds, do. 'Csssimeres,
A grand LOT Of Yeslipgs, French Corsets,
Domsstie Goods very cheap,
Bugles, Purse Trimmings, Purse Twist,
Children's Silk Head Nets, Gloves, Mitts,
Whalebones assorted, Marseilles Quilts, Skirts,
Carpet Chain, beautiful Wool and Cotton Car.
peting so cents, all wool. do. ga to 81.
.3lso = An extensive assortment Of Guysquil,
Silk, Beaver. and Palm HATS;
Boois,snd Shoes
Hardware, Queensware, Groceii les,
No. Herring. Bacon, &c. &C.
We are confident we can and sil make Il 10
the advantage Of all purchasers 10 give us q call
Harpeis-Ferry, June sl9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

John X. WHITE would respectfully call
- the attention Of his friends and the public
generally 10 his Stock Of Goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware and
Hdrdware,
All Of which have been purchased with preat
care, and will be sold very low for cash. Of 10
Punctual customers. All kinds or country pro.
duce will be taken in exchange for goods.
Shepherdstown, May 8, Is45 a@
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ShdnnondaIe Springs.
Jefferson County, Va.

THE proprisiors have made arrangements for
= opening this delightful watering place ear.
y in June. Mr., A. P. Flrca, who proved SO
eeptaole 10 the guests Of this establishment,
last year. will be again in charge, with the be.
ne6e Of amors intimate acquaintance with lie
duties. @
Shannondsie Is dre miles South Of Charles.
,town, IN Jefferson county, Va, and only eight
hours travel from Washington or Baltimore.-
fts medicinal qualities and the charming scene.
~ bJ which il is surrounded, have been for years
Inc theme Of fdmirition. and il is no exaggera.
Ton 10 say theJ are unsurpassed.
ia neat and comfortable STAGE will be
at the Rail Road Depot every day 10 convey
passengers TO The Springs
II. THE PRoPRIEToRs.
June 5. ls45,
bPThe Baltimore .Amtriean, National Iaisli-
geneer, Pkilad, lphta III s. G.-.fs.--.-I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Groin Zhrdshing 8 Clovsy .Maci;..
Hk ssoss.isss be- % hand :, Is sso1
IS.rs,-S S -. ineaslis. Dspes, several q q
lng Grain. al q which : VII =. :. seeem-
I;oos,'.s lsr2s sssd 80 - y NJ y: e taken
Msckips q opsrakoa % he farm Of NJ. In
cas-, S-.s cnariesioUn. shout The 6rst Wen 4,
- Inoss Wishing TO purchsss o. Is snplov
: Machi1e 70 ihre,h their prssspt croo. viii a.
uell e examine this machine before purehs.i,v
e enPioying elsewhers. This Machine e.5
Dc worked with 6 horses and 10 hsnis ! a
when properly attended. will thrssh clesp fro.,
,nrse 20 iour hundred bushels of whes: Der Az.
The labor Of from 5 10 hands sssed ~ M.
machine every day i worth The cooside r,,ia,
O. farmers This machine & lieht ~ rors, .
pie, and can b moved with foIr-hor,e ~. !.
and w.rranted 10 perform well Of 10 ssle ne
w ssn Stale County, or single rights, On term,
:, All orders post paid, WIN Be promptly attend
MATTHEW MeKEEvRR. P.,.,,...
Winchester, June 26. Iei5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
MR.. & nxRS AROHnR,S
AGADRZ1Y
For YOuns Ladies.

No. ~ Ler'ngton Street, BALTIMORE.
NILS Institution has been in successfulo.
nnmh Pefa..on Ior several years. and il prasep,
NUMBERS near one hundred pupils.
All the branches Of finished f.m.,.
ton are taught under the personal srr..; s.ue
sncs Of the Principals, assisted ~ IN .nl..,
Professors OF The country. 80 aoiet
For particular inform alton :. 5, -.
poard, tuition, &C., address the Principals. =
me following gentlemen for the most mar,
red to: y oe leler-
Gen Winfield Scott. u s Armv. "a, r. M
Att, Rev M Duncan, Rev Mr. HAM, ~, p
Thomas Atkinson, Hon Stevenson 'Archs, s .ses
uel Donaldson, Baltlmore CITY; 4 Rsrn.r "a
virginia; Daniel Lloyd, Tslboi, county, Md
.Mr. AacHER Graduate Of the we.t pan,
cadsmy. II \ + : oin l'l. a.
Baltimore, April 8, ls45. -6mS5 -
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BOOT & SHOE
B a O. ID o - e .
Nnwur Duu,f,n nr.R~s
New PNFfmCrshin.

TINE undersigned have entered into partnet.
u ship for carrying on efficiently their bust.
ness, at the old stand Of John Avis, SEN, nearly
Eopposite the Bank. Charlesiown. ].
They mean 10 keep always on hand the best
Leather and other materials that can be pro-
cured in the Eastern cities, and will employ
/ one but the best workmen.
Being thus prepared, they invite their Iold
customers and the public 10 give them I dali,
with the Insurance that every effort VIII BE-
made 10 turn out the. most superior work, and
at prices which must be satisfactory 10 all
Try them, add judge for yourselves
u JOHN AVIS, Sen.
JOHN AVIS: Jun. (
Charlestown, March 90. sl845
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-1~tA-l N4A4A4AA4-H
90 iosg sEd usll conducted b Mn. Duvsl,
uas taken b The subscriber u April, 1874.
.ns scconmodttions Of this fne Hotel, ars
asss rs'e. ard q patronage s.s.dily increasing.
!. coasA.n, upusrds 81 20 rooms eonvsaienily
.,I.nsee and u good order. The location has
sls.ys been regarded q one Or ire most Do
..s.ual ~ Richmond. Il i about The csnire
q q ne ely, very scar The Capitol. GosSF1or',
Hoase. and City Halls (eommsnding 6esulifnl
s!ew o. those Zoe 6uidingsi and IS quite eoHys
nlsnt 70 The Rail Road Depots, Boat landing.
and principal streets 81 business.
k.sssted and unencnmbsred By other houses,
sps notei Possesses the important advantage Of
Iles ereniatiqn ofsir, 10 desirable 10 warn
Westnerl rendering il dry, healthy and pleasant.
Passengers arriving in the Boats ard Cars,
Nhl oe net BY the Pouhatan Coach, and con
Keyed (wiih their Baggage, 10 and from the
Hotel free Of expense. illus saving from so
cents 10 81 Portersss.
Board per day. 81 so.
CHAS. L. DlBRELL.
Richmond, June 10 iea5-ef
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MORE VIEW.
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
0A29 AN@ S8B 1

Ia nE subscriber ever u'shing g give bis
customers The benefit Of the Latest Fash
po,,ib,. $500, o = 1900 :. .as sas.'ss'
knovn toShi, 4. msr.ns e,s,nrss.s ~, \. ~
just returned from The Ph;lad.lpiis M Belri.
msrs JHsrksis. u:th 81 ,ddi,iOpai suppIs, Of
GenfIen,e,ass Eushsonnsre Gc.ss.
Which, for vsriety. ousl;,, ana mica 1900,
Be equalled al Harpers-rerrv - Is ~. Conc, !,
Of Jefferson.
His stock con,i.ts II mari. :. fal,ov. ",
~ oTuC
so n;.e..Sof 80. -. !. -. ",
rican dreys cIotbs-Aec,orsus,, s0n 3D. snS Ams
loI,ye grev Y, ;s,.,. 800 oius' brown
golden n iseS from . "a = ' S,n m ssssn aa0
C4VCTaFrprU
On - 800, !, S1.ho.
10. r r.s.; !. saeuen, ensllsn and Ame-
$500 - stl'oss Ianeief,strlped, cross
pr TT y, ae .S' : " = PEI yard
N ,:r 20 -. uo.
~ s.Is.ena PsussnssoI super French, Eng
sns ~ = 90 sss.lnssi many are Of the
from SO cents to IS ner ns,s.rs % ING season,
oaTTTnrDTc
on 80 -. e 40.
~ pieces =, super Satllnets, from IS cents 10
c..f.t ,.;,sa-I F.~t SSIN, uatA grey
md chaar. aue inouse Soi0fs, an good
G,.t !,
IdSnmerets and ItCeedsA
~ pieces o. super Cashmersts and Tweeds,
rsar. sE 800, various colors and qualities,
III, Z - ~ ss1u'
a. Dr.'stngs eng Gdmoroons.
n,;, III pss "a G.S', Ingnsn ana American
~, I'D sar.., $3.50 $500, - oenus 20 Si,o9
cheap. 'eas ~
Summer Cloths
10 pieees OF French. English and Ar,..;..n
Summer Cloths. rlain ana slrjped from &, ia
10 ~ ber ward.
T;neoe md r;nrbc.n.
u rS.s 1ms'
$500 r,n : 'sn auu american LIN
=, anu P'ain' eross-osIIeo, ana stri-
P 60 su so coau g rouneaoou's' from
" " oeuts Pol yalu
ReGdy@mdde Goats. ~
100 Cloth, Tweed and Linen Dress, Ftock q
Sack Goats, from 81, so to S25, 90 per coat, ali
cut and made at HarpeIs.Ferry, ia good style.
RounJoba,,tc
OK pa,.a. 80. - :.
csn,s 70 81 al Sizes ana ING season, mom =
Qualities.
Keeje4
4 7kv. ara;s., -.
"a - .,ia.sia 49, pa.ns, %aoe sSo ~ etlmI
%, - So'uU PFC
Pants.
on Pair Of rants, from to 5000 per pair,
mace nsat ana WelI, various colors and qualities,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
PUMP B0@YlJ9a
Charles G.. bragg

ID Leave 10 informSthe citizens jof Lou.
Nd doun. Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley and
Jefferson counties, that he still continues the
Pump Boring Business. and will be happy 10
serve the citizens of the above counties in that
way. His work shall be done 10 the mos,
workmanlike manner and perfect$ satisfaction
insured From long pursuit in this business;
he is confident that he cannot be beat in his
calling BY any one.
Promptness and fidelity shall ever be given
to orders and work. BY strict attention TO bu.
sinass he thinks he may rely with confidence up
on, a generous public for liberal support
Residence 10 Charestown, Jefferson county
Virgins, which direction, BY letter, will NEE,
with prompt attention.
CH.4RLFS G. BR.4GG. 1
Charlestow3, April 3, ls45-1y